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Dubbed CheckIN Game (checkINgame.dnr.in.gov), the online system was used by approximately 2,000 hunters during the spring turkey season, and more than 11,600 used the online or phone-in options for the deer firearms season that began this past weekend.
Other final actions taken by the NRC during its bimonthly meeting at Fort Harrison State Park included adoption of a rule to allow three antlerless deer to be taken under the deer license bundle; a one-day extension of the fall archery season for wild turkey; and changes to commercial fishing activities, including the fishing guide license and roe harvester and roe dealer licenses.
The NRC also gave preliminary adoption to rule changes that if granted final adoption will modify some hunting season dates for deer, as well as for pheasant, quail and rabbit.
The NRC Division of Hearings will establish a public comment period for the rule changes that received preliminary adoption and conduct at least one public hearing before the proposals are brought back to the NRC for consideration of final adoption.
The proposed changes would:
-Move the starting date of deer archery season to Sept. 15 and make it illegal to use a crossbow from Sept. 15-30. Archery season would continue through the first Sunday in January of the following year, and crossbows would be legal from Oct. 1 through the end of the archery season.
-Add a primitive muzzleloader season starting the first Monday in January and continuing for six additional days. The bag limit would be combined with the regular muzzleloader season (one deer of either sex).
-Set the statewide pheasant season from Nov. 1 through Dec. 15;
-Set the quail season from Nov. 1 through Dec. 15 in the north zone and Nov. 1 through Jan. 10 in the south zone. Also, Interstate 74 would become the new dividing line between north/south zones.
-Modify rabbit season to a single statewide season from Nov. 1 through Feb. 28. The current season dates are different for public and private ground.
-Change size and bag limits for black bass and walleye at certain locations; add hunter orange clothing requirements for ground blinds; and remove the peregrine falcon from the state endangered species list.
-Amend various fish and wildlife licenses and permits covering turtle possession, field trials, scientific purposes, nuisance wild animal control, falconry, shooting preserves, wild animal possession and migratory bird depredation.
-Establish rules for water resource management in the Great Lakes Basin under the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact;
-Establish rules to assist with implementing state law governing coal seam protection, coal bed methane wells, and carbon dioxide transmission pipelines.
In other actions, the NRC set four free sport fishing days for 2013 (April 20, May 18, June 1, and June 2), turned down a citizen petition to allow primitive camping in non-designated areas around Monroe Lake, approved a new state nature preserve at Ouabache State Park, added to the Big Walnut Creek Nature Preserve in Putnam County, and corrected a clerical error in the dedication documents for Allee Woods Nature Preserve in Parke County.


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WAYNESBORO, VA — City workers are running on the treadmill and swimming laps at the Waynesboro YMCA as part of a $15,000 fitness program funded by the city of Waynesboro, VA. During a recent lottery drawing, the Y randomly selected 25 out of the city's 600 employees. The participants received a free, one-year membership to the Y and complimentary health screenings.
"We wanted to have a broad cross section of employees rather than 25 firefighters and policemen who were fit and ready to go," says Jeff Hersh, director of corporate wellness for the Y. "We are looking for real people who can get real results."
The Y will monitor workers' blood glucose levels, cholesterol levels, heart rate, blood pressure, body fat percentage and weight every 90 days and report the information back to the city. The participants must visit the Y five times each month to check in. Along with working out at the Y, participants can also exercise at home and track their daily activities to determine the number of calories burned per day.
"We don't want people to think it's a program where they have to go to the Y to lift weights," he says. "We want to help them to change their lifestyles from sedentary to active, and they can count walking or playing with their kids as daily activities."
The pilot program strives to improve not only participants' health and fitness level but also their attitude and productivity.
The program, which will cost the city about $10,000 in Y membership dues and $5,000 in management costs, will allow the YMCA to increase its exposure in the community and attract new members, Hersh says. While only a small percentage of the city workers will receive free, one-year memberships to the Y, other city employees can participate by paying for membership dues, getting health screenings and attending the Y's free informational sessions on nutrition and fitness.


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July 23, 2007
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Jamie Redman, who sat in the No. 5 seat in the Yale varsity eight that went undefeated and captured the NCAA title last spring, has been named to the 2007 USA Under 23 National Team roster. Redman will row in the women's eight that is representing the United States at the FISA World Rowing Under 23 Championships scheduled for July 26-29 in Strathclyde, Great Britain.
"It is great that Jamie is rowing with the under-23 team this summer," said Yale Head Coach Will Porter. "The experience of practicing, traveling and racing with some of the best collegiate athletes in the country will only make her better. I am glad she decided to give it a try."
Redman, a rising senior, earned first team All-America and All-New England honors last spring and is a two-time CRCA Scholar-Athlete selection. She rowed in the six seat on the second varsity eight as a freshman and moved up to the varsity boat in her sophomore year. She began rowing in 2004 with Spokane River Rowing.
"The selection experience was definitely an intense process," Redman said. "The field was especially deep. All 20 women were very strong and very talented. Even during the slower, 'easier' practices, the competition never let up. Even though the practices were difficult, Yale women's crew prepared me well to meet the physical challenges. Aside from our 2007 Yale Crew, the US boat is the strongest boat I've ever rowed in. We've trained very hard, and I can't wait to see how we stack up at Worlds."
Before rowing, Redman was an elite-level Nordic ski racer and competed in the 2001 and 2002 Junior Olympic Games. She also ran the New York City Marathon.
"The Worlds should provide some exciting, intense racing," Redman said. "The target's going to be on our backs, as the US Women are the defending champions. However, we're doing our best to stay internally focused, and to just concentrate on rowing hard and technically well."


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iPod touch Music to Android (Wondershare MobileTrans) - http://www.phone-transfer.com
MobileTrans is an easy-to-use tool with which you are capable of copying your data, namely, contacts, SMS, call logs, photos, music, videos and apps between Symbian, Android and iOS without any data loss.
MobileGo for iOS (Windows) - http://www.iphone-manager.com/
As an Apple devices manager, it enables you to manage iOS devices at ease. It can help you to transfer songs, videos, playlists, iTunes U, Podcasts to iTunes/PC and manage photos.
MobileGo for Android (Windows & Mac) - http://www.android-manager.net
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text: A look back at cool rootsy releases during 2016 December 28, 2016 | Bruce Sylvester | 0 by Bruce Sylvester Hmm. Tis the season to be reminiscing about cool discs that came our way over the course of 2016 – some by stars, some by people who aren't well known at all. The year began with Lucinda … ►


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The above image comes from Free Vintage Clip Art - Victorian Happy Childhood Cards by Vintage Catnip. Also available are several png frames to create your own charming memento.
My name is Deb and I have GOCD. This weekend Randy Seaver gave everyone with this malady the opportunity to share on Saturday Night Genealogy Fun: Signs You Have GOCD. What are your symptoms? Want to be cured?
Leland and Patty Meitzler of Genealogy Blog tell us the National Archives Holds Genealogy-related Programs in September 2011. In another post they share information about Oregon Historic Newspapers.
Read about an amazing woman in Sunday's Obituary - The Inexhaustible Marian Brown by Cheryl Cayemberg of Have You Seen My Roots?
Paula Stuart-Warren of Paula's Genealogical Eclectica tells us about an Awesome Library of Congress Documentary.
The Professional Descendant gives us an overview on Using LibraryThing for Genealogy.
Know how Tinkertoys got started? Dave Tabler of Appalachian History: Stories, quotes and anecdotes writes about the history of this simple childhood toy.
Richard Harrington of TipSquirrel.com shares step-by-step instructions to Save Photos For Web & Mobile Devices.
Two photographs have captured my imagination this week. My Parents about 1943 - Wordless Wednesday by Kristin of My Cleages And Reeds. Julia Neilson (1861-1957): British Stage Star from The Cabinet Card Gallery
Learn about FamilySearch YouTube Channel from Renee Zamora of Renee's Genealogy Blog. Some of the subjects on the new playlist are Genealogy in 5 Minutes, Genealogy News & Events, and Genealogy Fun.
Wonderful advice from Julie Cahill Tarr of GenBlog with 10 Tips For Attending a Genealogy Conference.
Is Your Genealogy Data Safe? Over at Heir Hound - The Dog's Blog you will find pointers to make sure your precious family research does not disappear in a puff of smoke.
Lisa Wallen Logsdon of Old Stones Undeciphered shares a lovely discovery in Treasure Chest Thursday: Grandmother's Dishes.
Maps and genealogy = perfect match. Greta Koehl of Greta's Genealogy Blog gives a wonderful example of this theory with Julius Koehl Address Study.
Irish roots? See Donna for help over at DearMYRTLE's Genealogy Blog.
Food, glorious food! That is the topic of Carnival of Genealogy, 108th Edition by Jasia of Creative Gene. Get ready to have your tummy rumble!
End the week with a Friday Funny from Jennie of They Came To Montana.
Following geneabloggers are celebrating their blogiversary. Stop by and offer congratulations.
The Keough Corner
My Ancestors and Me
Our Georgia Roots
Whispers from the Past...Tales Told
New blogs discovered this week:
1 Ancestry 2 Little Time
Forgotten Faces and Long Ago Places
Number One London
pursuits of a desperate genie
Finally, tonight on GeneaBlogger Radio the topic will be Family Treasured - Heirlooms and Genealogy. Join Thomas MacEntee as he welcomes Joy Shivar of JustJoy.com Family Heirloom Exchange; professional genealogist Sharon Sergeant; and Melissa "Missy" Corley of Bayside Blog and Bayside Reseach Services.
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Finally, tonight on GeneaBlogger Radio the topic will be Family Treasured - Heirlooms and Genealogy. Join Thomas MacEntee as he welcomes Joy Shivar of JustJoy.com Family Heirloom Exchange; professional genealogist Sharon Sergeant; and Melissa "Missy" Corley of Bayside Blog and Bayside Reseach Services.
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Medallion Press, Mar 2004, 6.99 ISBN: 0974363944 Afia St. John feels her life is JINXED with three funerals in seven years to include her father and her two nice elderly husbands. However, her life collapses when her mother's selected finance manager Henry Glick embezzles her money. Afia's godfather high powered attorney Harman Reece insures her he will catch Glick and offers her a place to stay, but Afia declines feeling she needs to take ch...


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Lamar University receives more than $134,000 in ExxonMobil matching gifts
ExxonMobil employees who are alumni of Lamar University, or whose family member attends or has attended Lamar, made good use of the company's generous matching gift program in 2010. Daniel Risso, ExxonMobil Beaumont Refinery plant manager, and Rob Tully, Beaumont Chemical Plant site manager, presented Lamar University President James Simmons with a matching gift check of $134,470 Friday.
ExxonMobil's generous three-to-one matching gift program triples employee gifts to the university. Employee contributions have grown steadily for several years, said Kathleen Jackson, public and government affairs manager for ExxonMobil in Beaumont. The contribution brings the total ExxonMobil matching gifts since 2006 to over $500,000.
"This matching gift check is greatly appreciated," Simmons said. "ExxonMobil's matching gift program reinforces the support we receive from our loyal alumni. This latest contribution is continuation of a long history of outstanding support Lamar University has received from ExxonMobil and its dedicated employees."
In giving to a wide array of programs and activities, ExxonMobil has supported Lamar University more than $1.8 million since 2006. Contributions count toward the university's Investing in the Future comprehensive campaign, which has raised more than $80 million toward a goal of $100 million.
In addition to matching gifts from employees, ExxonMobil supports the university primarily by funding special projects and programs on campus including Cardinal Connection, a reading initiative program with the Beaumont Independent School District; the Executive-in-Residence Program in the College of Business; Lamarissimo! and Le Grand Bal in the College of Fine Arts and Communication; and Teaching Environmental Science, and the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math programs in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Other ExxonMobil-supported programs of 2010 included the Engineering Student Ambassador Program, the ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp, the Spindletop-Gladys City Boomtown Museum, the University Writing Center, the I Have A Dream Program, and Integrated Science for Educators.
Each calendar year, an employee, retiree, or surviving spouse can have up to $7,500 in gifts to U.S. colleges and universities matched 3-to-1 by the ExxonMobil Foundation. The gift must be made to a college or university with which the donor has a personal affiliation: the donor, their spouse, or one of their children must have received a degree from, attended, or currently be attending the institution.
More information on the program guidelines and applications can be found at www.easymatch.com/exxonmobil.


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RappelBobbel 3 ply - Waldgeflüster
To keep prices as low as I can, orders are placed with the supplier, in the first week of every month. RappelBobbel only make their bobbels to order, so please keep this in mind when ordering, as it CAN take up to 6 - 8 weeks for delivery. Any further delays are due to the shipping company and customs. Please contact me if you have any concerns.
100g = approx. 535mThe RappelBobbel are all made of 100% high-quality acrylic. The 3-thread yarn is comparable to the 4-thread cotton mix, 4-thread is like the 5-thread cotton mix. The bobbins are hand wound by Natalie with an electric wool winder. The threads are gradually changed to the next colour, resulting in long, soft colour changes. The colour changes result in very small knots, which you can easily incorporate. They can not be seen in the finished work. The threads are not twisted together but lie side by side. Do not worry - even beginners can quickly get used to the yarn. The needle size you choose. I recommend 3 to 6, the bigger the needle or hook size, the looser the finished work. Each RappelBobbel can also be provided with a glitter thread. In addition to the well-known Lurex, I offer cupro (copper sulphide) and viscose mixtures. Please note: The RappelBobbel is always produced only AFTER receipt of orders into production. All bobbins are specially wrapped for you. RappelBobbel is produced in a smoke-free cat household - please note that it is possible that a cat hair is in the wool. We strive to avoid this but can not guarantee this. The colours may vary due to screen settings. I photographed in daylight, without a flash. Please contact me if you have any questions.


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Sean Penn: I Hate Paparazzi
Sean Penn returns from his vacation in Honolulu on Wednesday, landing at LAX airport with wife Robin Penn, 41, daughter Dylan Penn, 15, and son Hopper Penn, 13.
Much to the dismay of Oahu natives, the Penn clan stayed at the Turtle Bay Resort, which is undergoing an expansion that locals claim threatens the coastline and desecrates ancestral burial grounds.
Said one outraged local: "It's bad enough that Turtle Bay is built upon my ancestors' bones, but the idea that Sean Penn would pay to support what we've been protesting for 30 years makes me sick."
Random: Check out Penn's new pecs in Hawaii here.
Movie news: Penn will star opposite Harrison Ford and Ray Liotta in Crossing Over, described as "the Traffic of illegal immigration." Out in late 2007.
Tidbits: Son Hopper Jack Penn was named after family friends Dennis Hopper and Jack Nicholson. Sean Penn was married to Madonna from 1985 to 1989. Daughter Dylan Frances Penn turns a sweet 16 tomorrow, April 13. Happy birthday, Dylan!
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Hideko Tachibana picked up her 10th dual match victory of the season this afternoon (photo courtesy of DSPics.com).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Harvard women's tennis
team moved to 2-0 in Ivy League play after defeating Cornell, 5-2,
Saturday afternoon at the Beren Tennis Center. After dropping the
doubles point, the Crimson bounced back and won five of the six
doubles matches en route to the victory.
The Big Red picked up wins on all of the doubles courts, holding a 1-0 advantage going into singles play. Natalia Sanchez and Kristin Lim defeated sophomore Holly Cao and junior Samantha Rosekrans, 8-4, on court one. The freshman duo of Hideko Tachibana and Kristin Norton battled with Cornell's Christine Ordway and Sarah O'Neil, but fell, 8-6, in the No. 2 match, while sophomores Samantha Gridley and Caroline Davis dropped an 8-2 match on court three.
Despite falling in doubles play, the Crimson excelled in singles play as Cao kicked things off on court one with a 6-2, 6-1 victory over Ordway. In the No. 2 match, Tachibana defeated Lim, 6-4, 6-3. Norton handed O'Neil a 6-3, 6-3 loss in the No. 3 spot. On court four, Rosekrans cruised to a 6-1, 6-0 win over Cornell's Natalia Sanchez. Junior Agnes Sibilski dropped her first set to Ruxandra Dumetrescu, 4-6, but battled back in the next two sets, 7-5, 10-6, to pick up the win for the Crimson. Freshman Alexandra Lehman suffered a 6-3, 6-0 loss in the No. 6 matchup.
The Crimson, currently on a four match winning streak, travels to Penn and Princeton next weekend. Harvard takes on the Tigers Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. and will face the Quakers at noon on Saturday.
1. N. Sanchez/K. Lim (Cornell) def. Cao/Rosekrans (Harvard) 8-4
2. C. Ordway/S. O'Neil (Cornell) def Tachibana /Norton (Harvard) 8-6
3. S. Sullivan/R. Dumestrescu (Cornell) def Gridley/Davis (Harvard) 8-2
1. Holly Cao (Harvard) def Christine Ordway (Cornell) 6-2, 6-1
2. Hideko Tachibana (Harvard) def Kristin Lim (Cornell) 6-4, 6-3
3. Kristin Norton (Harvard) def Sarah O'Neil (Cornell) 6-3, 6-3
4. Samantha Rosekrans (Harvard) def Natalia Sanchez (Cornell) 6-1, 6-0
5. Agnes Sibilski (Harvard) def Ruxandra Dumetrescu (Cornell) 4-6, 7-5, 10-6
6. Susan Sullivan (Cornell) def Alexandra Lehman (Harvard) 6-3, 6-0


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BBC News
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Cheryl Little, 60 - January 30, 2008
Cheryl H. Little, 60, of Lincoln, formerly of Gothenburg, died Monday, Jan. 21, 2008, of cancer.
A memorial service was held on Friday, Jan. 25, at the Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home.
Little was born Oct. 7, 1947, at Gothenburg, to Harold and Evelyn Harkness.
She was a graduate of Gothenburg High School Class of 1965, and attended Hastings College for a year before entering Lincoln General Hospital School of Nursing, graduating in 1969.
Little was employed as a Registered Nurse working for the Lancaster Manor in Lincoln.
She was preceded in death by: her father, Harold W. Harkness of Gothenburg; sister-in-law, Daryl Little of Atascosa, TX.
Survivors include: her mother, Evelyn N. Hardman (Harkness) and husband, Frederick C. Little, Sr. of Lincoln; mother- and father-in-law, Eleanor and William Little of Newton, NJ; stepdaughter, Dana A. Little of Folsom, CA; stepson, Frederick C. "Chuck" Little, Jr. of Panama City, FL; sister, Debra K. Houseman of Hooper; sisters-in-law—Linda Markowski of Elbert, CO, and Daryl Little of Atascosa; brothers-in-law—Daniel Little of Miami. FL, Thomas Little of Atascosa, and Jeffery Little of Newton, NJ; nieces—Melissa Little, Lisa and Linsey Houseman of Hooper, and Kerstin and Bethany Little; nephews—Jim and Eric Markowski and Matthew and Zachary Little.
Memorials are suggested to the Capital Humane Society at: 2320 Park Blvd, 68502. Online condolences may be shared with the family at: www.lincolnfh.com.
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In the past three decades, urolith composition in cats and dogs has varied, while feline urethral plug composition has remained consistent. In this article, we evaluate trends in feline urolith composition to determine what may be causing this disparity and examine the implications for our patients. Epidemiology of feline urethral plugs will be discussed in a future article.
Calcium oxalate versus struvite uroliths
In 1981, calcium oxalate was detected in only 2 percent of feline uroliths submitted to the Minnesota Urolith Center, whereas 78 percent of feline uroliths were composed of struvite (magnesium ammonium phosphate). But in the mid-1980s, a rapid, substantial increase in the frequency of calcium oxalate uroliths occurred, while the frequency of struvite uroliths decreased (Figure 1).
From 1994 to 2002, about 55 percent of the feline uroliths submitted to the Minnesota Urolith Center were composed of calcium oxalate, while only 33 percent were composed of struvite (Figures 1 and 2).
Figure 1: Mineral composition of feline uroliths 1981-2012. CaOx=calcium oxalate; MAP=struvite; Cap=calcium phosphate. (All figures and photos courtesy of Dr. Carl Osborne.)
Figure 2: Change in frequency of feline struvite and calcium oxalate uroliths. CaOx=calcium oxalate; MAP=struvite.
During this period, the decline in the frequency of naturally occurring struvite uroliths associated with a reciprocal increase in calcium oxalate uroliths may have been due to:
In 2004, the number of feline struvite uroliths (45 percent) submitted to the Minnesota Urolith Center nudged past those containing calcium oxalate (44 percent). These trends have continued into 2012 (Figure 3).
Figure 3: Mineral composition of feline uroliths. CaOx=calcium oxalate; MAP=struvite; CaPO4=calcium phosphate.
Observations on global differences
When the epidemiological data for 2012 feline urolith submissions to the Minnesota Urolith Center was evaluated based on geographic location (continent), some significant differences are noted.
Struvite uroliths were more common in feline submissions from Australia and Oceania and North America. Calcium oxalate uroliths were more common in Africa and Europe. The percentages of calcium oxalate and struvite uroliths submitted from colleagues in Asia and South America were about equal (Figure 4).
Figure 4: Feline urolith composition by continent 2012.
The role of diet control
The increase in the frequency of feline struvite over calcium oxalate from 2003 to 2012 may be associated with a decreased use of diets designed to dissolve sterile feline struvite uroliths as a consequence of the significant increase in calcium oxalate uroliths in the 1980s and 1990s.
Photo 1: A calcium oxalate urolith in a 10-year-old spayed female cat. The markings represent millimeters.
Photo 2: A struvite urolith in a 3-year-old spayed female cat. The markings represent millimeters.
The significance of struvite as the predominant mineral type emphasizes the importance of considering a struvitolytic diet to manage cats at risk for struvite urolithiasis. Currently, therapeutic diets are available that promote struvite urolith dissolution in a short period. In a double-blind study, a therapeutic diet (Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Feline—Hill's Pet Nutrition) performed as expected in the dissolution of sterile struvite uroliths.1
It's likely that some, if not most, of the 6,317 feline struvite uroliths submitted to the Minnesota Urolith Center in 2012 could have been readily dissolved in one to four weeks by feeding diets designed to promote formation of urine that is undersaturated with struvite.
However, not all uroliths can be dissolved with dietary manipulation. Those uroliths that have not shown evidence of dissolution in three to four weeks (provided the owner is compliant with feeding instructions) should be removed and sent to a reputable laboratory for evaluation of mineral composition.
We are still searching for a veterinary diet that is safe and consistently effective in minimizing calcium oxalate uroliths.
Author's note: With the support of an educational gift from Hill's Pet Nutrition, as well as contributions from veterinarians and pet owners, the Minnesota Urolith Center provides quantitative urolith analysis at no charge. Online submission, e-mail notification and electronic retrieval of results are available.
With access to our database of 830,000 samples, the veterinary community is offered the latest information on urolith trends, treatment and prevention suggestions. For details, visit www.cvm.umn.edu/depts/MinnesotaUrolith Center/.
1. Lulich JP, et al. Struvite urolith dissolution in cats: a double blind randomized clinical trial of 2 foods, in Proceedings. Am Coll Vet Intern Med Forum, June 2011.
Dr. Osborne is director and a professor at the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Minnesota.
Dr. Lulich is the co-director of The Minnesota Urolith Center and professor of Veterinary Internal Medicine at the University of Minnesota.
Dr. Nwaokorie is a post-doctoral associate in the Veterinary Clinical Sciences Department at the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Minnesota.
Dr. Hunprasit is a Ph.D. candidate in the Veterinary Clinical Sciences Department at the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Minnesota.


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FRANKLIN PARK, Ill. Jewell-Osco is now offering flu shots at more than 150 stores in the Chicago area through January 2008.
"Good health starts with good nutrition and preventative measures such as flu immunization," said Jeff Bregar, manager of the Adult Immunization Program. In many cases, a flu shot is covered by Medicare Part B or other insurance plans.
Customers can call in for an appointment at (800) 783-0458 or walk into a store to receive a flu shot from a certified Jewell-Osco pharmacist.
FDA approves KarmelSonix's home asthma assessment device
KarmelSonix, a developer and marketer of asthmatic and pulmonary devices, has received Food and Drug Administration approval for its device, the WIM-PC.
KarmelSonix specializes in the analysis of sounds emitted from the body (specifically, wheezing) heard in asthmatic patients. The device consists of a sensor attached to the patient's neck and chest near the windpipe, and a computerized system that analyzes the sounds and determines whether the sounds indicate a life threatening situation requiring the sufferer to be admitted to hospital, or whether the condition can treated at home or at a clinic.
The Australian-traded company is a merger of Karmel Medical and PulmaSonix. Founded in 1996 under the name Karmel Medical, the company has raised $8 million and it even received FDA approval for its device (a previous generation of the WIM-PC), but the company's inability to market the product proved more difficult than anticipated. Karmel Medical eventually merged the company with an Australian shell called PulmaSonix, and a third company.
KarmelSonix recently raised $6 million (US$5.3 million) on the Australian Stock Exchange at around 17 cents per share in U.S. dollars.
Prestige announces revenue decline for Q2
IRVINGTON, N.Y. Second-quarter results for Prestige Brands were negatively affected by both the voluntary removal of two kids' cough-cold products under the Little Remedies banner as well as diversion, the company stated during a conference call Thursday.
"During Q2, we uncovered diversion behavior by a small number of our international customers," reported Mark Pettie, Prestige chairman and chief executive officer. "We immediately stopped sales to these customers and took other steps that make us confident that we have eradicated this behavior. However, the short-term result of this necessary action was an 18 percent decline in Q2 in international revenues versus year-ago."
Prestige also reviewed its pricing lists to help prevent the cost differentials between markets that entice diverters. "We reviewed our price list across our entire customer base to make sure that there were no longer opportunities out there for this situation to present itself in other parts of the geography. It was isolated primarily to the Caribbean."
Pettie said that despite this setback, the company would still focus on international growth opportunities.
Prestige's net revenues for the second fiscal quarter ended Sept. 30 were $87.3 million, 3 percent higher than net revenues in the prior year comparable period. Net revenues for the quarter would have been 4 percent higher, and organic sales for the quarter would have been 2 percent higher than the prior year quarter were it not for the industry-wide voluntary withdrawal of infant cough/cold products in which the company participated. Accordingly, Prestige increased its allowance for estimated returns by $1.1 million and its allowance for obsolescence by $800,000 to reflect the two withdrawn items.
However, the recall of cough/cold products for toddlers under the age of two has not impacted the overall kids cough/cold market, Pettie said. "No. Absolutely not. Consumption of [other Little Remedies] products is staying exactly where we projected it at this point," he said. "We will continue to monitor that as this unfolds. You can expect that media coverage of this will ebb and flow as FDA goes through its longer-term deliberations," Pettie said.
The discussion for FDA now will focus on what happens with medicines marketed to children between the ages of two and six, Pettie said. "If [FDA] continues to allow [the industry] to market products to that segment, [Prestige] is ramped up and ready to go with our re-entry strategy. But it is probably going to be beyond this year's cough/cold season before that ruling comes down."
Prestige also reported that retailers have been slow to build inventory entering the 2007/2008 cough/cold season. "After two consecutive soft cough/cold seasons, many of our retailers appear to be shifting toward a more consumption-based ordering pattern," Pettie said. "We welcome that in some regards, because it helps our supply chain as well."
Looking forward, Prestige plans to grow its Chloraseptic brand beyond sore throat indications. "There is ample consumer evidence that we can push out beyond those [indications] so we are focusing on [new] items that would move Chloraseptic beyond its core heritage and at the same time build scale behind that very important brand."


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The ultimate purpose of hypnosis and hypnotherapy is to help you dissolve any inner obstacles, so that your innate greatness can freely express through you, enabling you to live a life that is greater and more wonderful than anything you have yet even imagined possible.
Hypnosis is an art and a science of creating subjective experience of reality which in turn influences objective experience of reality. It is summed up in expressions "As within, so without", "As above, so below".
Hypnosis is a science because it is governed by the Laws of the Mind, also called the Laws of the Spirit. These laws arise out of the principle of Oneness - The Law of One. The principle of Oneness states that:
Hypnosis is an art because there is infinite number of ways in which you can play with and alter subjective reality - yours, or someone else's. The secret of successful self-hypnosis is in learning how to play the game of pretending really well. You choose what you want to experience and pretend that it is real for you now.
The truth is - you have been playing this game your entire life - perhaps unconsciously and unknowingly. To be sure, people around you helped - in different ways they influenced how you should think and act and feel - and then you continued to make your choices and created experiences that validated the perception of the world you accepted. In time you set up a feed-back loop - you think a thought, then look for something in the external world to validate it and confirm it. This in turn, reinforces the original thought, and as the same pattern repeats, you reinforce your chosen beliefs about reality. Your beliefs then influence your experience of reality automatically. If you don't like what you are experiencing you can begin by changing your thoughts by choosing what you want to experience and taking care and control of your mind.
If you don't care to take control of your mind, others will do their best to do it for you. It begins with your parents who most often do have your best interests at heart, though they can only teach you what they have learned. It then continues with educational institutions whose main interest is in turning you into a socially-productive individual who will pledge allegiance to and feel dependent upon the external world or rather the powers that govern the specific country. It is not in their interest to turn you into a fearless human being who is fully aware of and capable of using his mental faculties, who knows that his thoughts create his reality, because then you cannot be controlled and manipulated. It is in their interest to keep you feeling slightly anxious, afraid, slightly inadequate, insecure, and helpless - feeling good enough to be socially productive, but not so good that you stop participating in a never-ending chain of purchasing pills and goodies that will at least for a few moments make you feel a little bit better. In this way you keep on fueling economy, which is good for the country.
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Week In Tweets: Oct. 6 – 11, 2013
Chris Brown's Internet woes took another turn for the worse earlier this week, when the singer sent shots towards Perez Hilton and Wendy Williams via his Twitter account. Can you blame him? Breezy has had his fair share of Twitter beefs and seems unapologetic for the comments he fits within the 140 character limit. In other news, Erykah Badu threatens the paparazzi and Mariah Carey shares a steamy pic meant for her husband. Click through for another installment of week in tweets.


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The prevailing conception of deixis is oriented to the idea of 'concrete' physical and perceptual characteristics of the situation of speech. Signs standardly adduced as typical deictics are I, you, here, now, this, that. I and you are defined as meaning "the person producing the utterance in question" and "the person spoken to", here and now as meaning "where the speaker is at utterance time" and "at the moment the utterance is made" (also, "at the place/time of the speech exchange"); similarly, the meanings of this and that are as a rule defined via proximity to speaker's physical location. The elements used in such definitions form the conceptual framework of most of the general characterisations of deixis in the literature. [...] There is much in the literature, of course, that goes far beyond this framework . A great variety of elements, mostly with very abstract meanings, have been found to share deictic characteristics although they do not fit into the personnel-place-time-of-utterance schema. The adequacy of that schema is also called into question by many observations to the effect that the use of such standard deictics as here, now, this, that cannot really be accounted for on its basis, and by the far-reaching possibilities of orienting deictics to reference points in situations other than the situation of speech, to 'deictic centers' other than the speaker. [...] Analyses along the lines of the standard conception regularly acknowledge the existence of deviations from the assumed basic meanings. One traditional solution attributes them to speaker's "subjectivity", or to differences between "physical" and "psychological" space or time; in a similar vein, metaphorical extensions may be said to be at play, or a distinction between prototypical and non-prototypical meanings invoked. Quite apart from the question of the relative merits of these explanatory principles, which I do not wish to discuss here, the problem with all such accounts is that the definitions of the assumed basic meanings themselves are founded on axiom rather than analysis of situated use. The logical alternative, of course, is to set out for more abstract and comprehensive meaning definitions from the start. In fact, a number of recent, discourse-oriented, treatments of the demonstratives proceed this way; they view those elements as processing instructions rather than signs with inherently spatial denotation (Isard 1975, Hawkins 1978, Kirsner 1979, Linde 1979 , Ehlich 1982.
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HALIFAX – A winter storm warning is in effect for Newfoundland as the blizzard that hammered the Maritimes on Saturday takes aim at Canada's easternmost province.
Environment Canada is forecasting 25 to 55-centimetres of snow for central and eastern Newfoundland by tonight, and up to 35-centimetres for the southwest part of the province.
Making matters much worse, forecasters say the snow will be whipped by winds of more than 100-kilometres an hour in many places.
Several departures and arrivals have already been cancelled at St. John's International Airport. And, Marine Atlantic has suspended ferry service between North Sydney, Nova Scotia, and Port aux Basques, Newfoundland.
On Friday the same storm clobbered Ontario and Quebec, and yesterday it blanketed much of Nova Scotia, as well as parts of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
Nova Scotia Power said more than 20-thousand customers were without electricity at one point on Saturday, but by early Sunday morning all but a handful had been re-connected.


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Francis Wirth, 90 - February 20, 2008
Francis Joseph Wirth, 90, of Gothenburg and North Platte, died Thursday, Feb. 14, 2008, at Hilltop Estates in Gothenburg.
A memorial mass service was held at St. Patrick's Catholic Church at North Platte on Feb. 16.
Wirth was born on June 17, 1917, to William and Genevieve Schneider Wirth at Dunbar.
He had owned and operated a Grade-A dairy farm in Dunbar.
On June 18, 1947, he was united in marriage to Elizabeth Neuhalfen at Tampa, FL.
In 1969, he moved to McCook where he owned and operated the Cedar Motel. After leaving McCook, he managed numerous motels in the region. Wirth retired and moved to North Platte in 1997 and had enjoyed wine making and gardening, according to family members.
Wirth was a member of St. Patrick's Catholic Church in North Platte.
He was preceded in death by: his parents, William and Genevieve; his wife, Betty; six brothers—Leo, Louie, Alex, Emil, Bill and James Wirth; four sisters—Mary Kasbohm, Helen Crawford, Sally Wirth and Sister Mary Francesca.
Survivors include: three daughters—Suzanne Wirth of Denver, CO, Connie Alegria of North Platte and Kathleen (Dick) Giddings of Shakopee, MN; three sons—David Wirth of Beavercreek, OH, Stephen (Deborah Burns) Wirth of Lincoln and Stanley (Cheryl) Wirth of Beatrice; 11 grandchildren including Shannon (Matthew) Sell of Gothenburg; 11 great-grandchildren including Sydney and Grant Sell of Gothenburg.
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Hola and welcome to the tropics, where beaches are plentiful and the islands are brimming with the most incredible wildlife you've ever seen.
Travelling in Ecuador is like travelling in a compact version of the whole of South America.
You can see the Andes, climb volcanoes, head to the beach, go wild in the Amazon jungle, hang out with llamas and of course see the incredible wildlife of the Galapagos Islands. If shopping is your thing there's the Otavalo market town, if adventure sport is your thing there's Banos (not to be confused with the Spanish word for toilet, which is also banos).
If evolution is your thing, there are the incredible Galapagos Islands. For the foodie there are hundreds of ways to eat chicken, beans and guinea pig (yeah, guinea pig).
And if you like parties that don't start until midnight and don't finish until the fireworks go off, Ecuador is your kind of place.
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The Galapagos is a once in a lifetime trip. The boat is not a cruise liner so don't expect 5-star dining or huge rooms, but it is excellent! Amazing to see all the wildlife, incredible. Freddie the naturalist was great, informative, but didn't treat us like babies. It's good to be able to do your own thing sometimes on a tour.
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See why Quito's old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site – this capital city is all about colonial architecture and colourful local life.
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This trip was amazing and I loved how active you could be on it.
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Australia: No – not required
Belgium: No – not required
Canada: No – not required
Germany: No – not required
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Netherlands: No – not required
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USA: No – not required
Visitors from most nations do not require a visa for stays in Ecuador of up to 90 days.
It's generally a good idea to make sure your passport is valid for a minimum period of six months after your arrival date in Ecuador and that you have a few blank pages. Keep in mind that visa requirements can change at any time. Please contact your local embassy or consulate for the most up-to-date information.
While tipping isn't mandatory, tips are very much appreciated by service workers and guides. Leaving a 10% tip is customary in restaurants. Some automatically add a 10% service charge to your bill, in which case an extra tip isn't required.
Internet can be accessed at internet cafes and hotels in large cities and towns, but is limited in rural and remote areas.
Mobile phone coverage is good in Ecuador's cities, but may not be available in rural and mountainous areas. Ensure global roaming is activated with your service provider before leaving home.
Ecuador has a mix of Western-style flushable toilets and squat toilets. Either way, always carry your own toilet paper and hand sanitizer, as these are not always provided. You'll notice that most flushable toilets have a wastebasket next to them. This is because toilets in Ecuador can't handle toilet paper and will overflow if you try to flush it. Instead, always put used toilet paper in these baskets.
Juice = USD 1
Street food snack = USD 1.50
Simple lunch at a local restaurant = USD 3-5
Sit-down dinner at a cafe or restaurant = USD 10
Drinking tap water isn't recommended in Ecuador. Avoid drinks with ice and make sure to peel fruit before eating it. Help the environment and try to avoid buying bottled water. Instead, fill a reusable water bottle with filtered water. Your leader or hotel can tell you where to find filtered water.
Credit cards are usually accepted by hotels, large retailers and tourist sites but are less commonly accepted by smaller vendors and family-run restaurants and market stalls. Always carry enough cash for smaller purchases in case credit cards are not an option.
ATMs are widely available in larger cities but are less common in small villages or rural areas. Make sure you have enough cash before leaving urban areas.
Absolutely. All passengers travelling with Geckos are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of your trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.
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Jan 1: New Year's Day
Apr 14: Good Friday
May 1: Labour Day
May 24: Battle of Pichincha
Aug 10: Independence Day
Oct 9: Guayaquil Independence Day
Nov 2: All Soul's Day
Nov 3: Cuenca Independence Day
Dec 25: Christmas
For a current list of public holidays in Ecuador go to: https://www.worldtravelguide.net/guides/south-america/ecuador/public-holidays/
Ecuador is a relatively hassle-free destination for LGBTQI-travellers. Same-sex marriage was legalised here in 2008 and the country hosts several fiestas where it's acceptable for men to cross-dress as women. That being said, homophobic attitudes still exist in some parts and travellers are generally advised to avoid public displays of affection.
For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting Equaldex or Smartraveller before you travel.
Most people start to experience altitude sickness when they are more than 2,500 metres / 8,200 feet above sea level. Quito, as well as other tourist spots, sit above this elevation and some travellers might experience symptoms of altitude sickness, including shortness of breath, headache, nausea and loss of appetite. In order to avoid or reduce these symptoms, stay away from alcohol and exercise before your body has adjusted, drink plenty of water and talk to your doctor about possible medication. Ecuadorians also have their own method for treating the effects of altitude – try chewing coca leaves or drinking coca tea.
Ecuador requires proof of yellow fever vaccination if you are travelling from a country with risk of yellow fever. Many South and Central American countries pose a risk (including Argentina, Brazil and Colombia), so if you are planning on visiting other nearby nations before Ecuador you may be required to get this vaccine.
Visit your doctor or travel clinic for advice and make sure to schedule your vaccination 4-6 weeks before your departure date, as some require time to become effective. No other vaccines are required in order to enter Ecuador but some are recommended for protection against disease.
Recommended vaccines:
1. Hepatitis A (transmitted through contaminated water)
2. Typhoid (transmitted through contaminated water)
Malaria, yellow fever and Zika are all mosquito-transmitted diseases found in certain parts of Ecuador. Zika can also be transmitted through sexual exposure. Since Zika has been tied to serious birth defects, pregnant women are advised to not travel to Ecuador. You can protect yourself by wearing light coloured clothing, using a good bug repellent and taking anti-malaria medication. Talk to your doctor or travel clinic about your travel plans to determine what medication is right for you.


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TORONTO (AP) — In a story Feb. 18 about the death of author Mavis Gallant, The Associated Press, quoting an editor from The New Yorker, reported erroneously that the magazine published 114 of Gallant's stories. The correct number of stories published was 116.
A corrected version of the story is below:
Famed Montreal-born writer Mavis Gallant dies
Famed Canadian-born writer Mavis Gallant dies at 91; Paris-based master of short story
TORONTO (AP) — Mavis Gallant, the Montreal-born writer who carved out an international reputation as a master short-story author while living in Paris for decades, died Tuesday at age 91, her publisher said.
The bilingual Quebecoise started out as a journalist and went on to publish well over 100 short stories in her lauded career, many of them in The New Yorker magazine and in collections such as "The Other Paris, "Across the Bridge" and "In Transit."
Random House in Canada confirmed the death, saying she died in her Paris apartment Tuesday morning.
American author Joyce Carol Oates compared Gallant to another Canadian short story master, Alice Munro, who captured the 2013 Nobel Prize for literature.
"Mavis Gallant enormous influence on Alice Munro," Oates wrote on Twitter. "Perhaps the Nobel Prize should have been shared at no loss to two great Canadian writers."
Munro herself said: "Mavis Gallant was a marvelous short story writer and a constant hopeful influence on my life."
Gallant's following in the United States remained small. Many of her books remain out of print, short stories tend not to be best sellers and as a Canadian living in Paris she often wrote about foreign cultures.
Another Canadian literary luminary, Margaret Atwood, tweeted: "Very sad to hear that MavisGallant has died... wonderful, scrappy person, wonderful writer, fascinating life."
Born Mavis Leslie Young in Montreal in 1922, Gallant was an only child in an English-speaking Protestant family that splintered: her father died when she was young, and her mother remarried. Starting from age 4, she was dispatched to numerous boarding schools in Canada and the U.S. Many were French-speaking, and she was usually the only English speaker.
After graduation, Gallant returned to Montreal and landed an entry-level stint at the National Film Board and then a job as a reporter for the Montreal Standard.
Gallant married Winnipeg musician John Gallant in 1942, but they divorced five years later. In 1950, she kept a promise she had made to herself to quit journalism by age 30 — she was 28. She began traveling Europe, subsisting on her fees from The New Yorker and by giving English lessons.
"I live on bread, wine, and mortadella," she wrote in her diary while in Madrid in 1952, as published by The New Yorker. "Europe for me is governed by the price of mortadella."
She gave herself two years to succeed. She did, beginning a 25-year collaboration with her famous New Yorker editor, author William Maxwell.
"Her voice was a defining one for New Yorker fiction: clear, sharp, penetrating, often breathtaking in its ability to dissect human emotions, motivations, flaws, and moments of grace," New Yorker fiction editor Deborah Treisman said in a statement to The Associated Press. "She was an observer, a portraitist both of social niceties — no gesture went unnoted — and of the brutality of what can happen in our own minds."
Though Montreal's literary scene was thriving at the time, with writers like Mordecai Richler, Gallant told literary magazine The Paris Review in a 1999 interview that she moved to Europe when "Canada in the early fifties was an intellectual desert."
"I wanted to live in Paris and write nothing but fiction and be perfectly free," she said. "I just held my breath and jumped. I didn't even look to see if there was water in the pool."
Gallant felt at home in Europe, gaining acceptance as a writer that she felt she never would have back in Canada, she told a 2006 Bravo! television documentary, "Paris Stories: The Writing of Mavis Gallant."
"I found for the first time in my life a society where you could say you're a writer and not be asked for three months' rent in advance," she said.
Gallant didn't often write about herself, but she wrote often of people who, like her, lived in exile. Some of her early life is revealed in a series of stories in the collection "Home Truths."
In a series of stories, she invents a young Canadian woman, Linnet Muir, who lived in New York for a while and then was hired by a Montreal newspaper during World War II. Like Muir, Gallant remembers hearing her boss say the only reason they hired her is because so many men were off at war.
Gallant wrote only two novels, "Green Water, Green Sky" and "A Fairly Good Time," as well as the play "What is to be Done?"
Authors who contributed to Gallant's collections — either through introductions, afterwords or editing — include Richler, Russell Banks and Michael Ondaatje.
Gallant told The Paris Review that writing is like "a love affair: the beginning is the best part."
"I write every day," she said. "It is not a burden. It is the way I live."


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Loy R. Mills, age 83, of Palmyra passed away Sunday, March 23, 2014, at Magnum Health and Rehab.
Loy R. Mills, age 83, of Palmyra passed away Sunday, March 23, 2014, at Magnum Health and Rehab.
He was born Nov. 23, 1930, in Beaverton, Ala., to David E. and Nettie (Duncan) Mills. On May 10, 1952, he married Lessie Williams in Tremont, Miss., and she survives.
Loy served in the National Guard until his unit was mobilized by the U.S. Army to serve in the Korean Conflict. Loy managed the Bradish Lumber Company for 17 years and then became owner and operator for six years, until selling it in 1982. Later he was employed by Pallox Inc. in Clinton, retiring in 1995. Loy was a member of the Palmyra Presbyterian Church, the American Legion in Blissfield, and a lifetime member of the Blissfield VFW.
In addition to his wife, Lessie, he is survived by a son, Loy Joseph (Donna) Mills of Eaton Rapids, Mich.; five daughters, Judith A. (Bill Sauter) Paulson of Adrian, Tenia (David) LaTour of Blissfield, Angela (Bill) Ringman of Clayton, Debra (Steve) Loveland of Blissfield and Wetonia (Greg) Jackson of Blissfield; three sisters, Lois I. Tyree, Hazel L. Norris and Rebecca McCarley, all of Alabama; 17 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers.
Funeral services for Loy will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, March 28, 2014, at the Anderson Funeral Home, Adrian, with the Rev. Bob Bidwell officiating. Burial will be in Palmyra Cemetery with full military rites conducted by the VFW Annis-Fint Post #1584 and the American Legion Post #97. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Anderson Funeral Home, Adrian.
You may send condolences to the family at www.andersonfuneralservices.com. Memorial contributions may be made to the Department of Aging. Envelopes are available at the Anderson Funeral Home, Adrian.


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nesgirl wrote:It isn't what they teach at all in Utah. While males will kind of get a role similar to something like that if they get married to a female, females don't get those kind of privileges. They teach that you get auto-married if you aren't so in the next life (even if you are asexual). And females are obviously the wives who keep creating the babies for them....out their rears because of, blech, eternal romance. And other than that, they really don't play much of a role other than taking care of the children and supporting the husband.
LOL, and I'm sure the Muslims think there will be 72 virgins. I'm talking about an existence as energy. Male and female would be as meaningless as short and tall.


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Gerard Butler Plays The Field with Dennis Quaid
Gerard Butler hits the set of his new movie, Playing The Field, on Tuesday (April 19) in Shreveport, Louisiana.
The 41-year-old Scottish stud was joined by his co-star, Dennis Quaid, and several kids who played members of a boys' soccer team.
Earlier in the month, Gerry arrived in Shreveport to get to work.
Gerard's character is a former pro soccer player who coaches his son's soccer team to try and bond with him…but he's got to dodge romantic advances from soccer moms!


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KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — At least four rockets were fired into the Afghan capital Tuesday morning, killing one man and injuring three other people, police said.
Gen. Mohammad Zahir, director of the criminal investigation division of the Kabul police, said the rockets landed in the northeastern part of Kabul near a private television station and close to an office compound used by the Afghan intelligence service.
Daud Amin, deputy police chief of Kabul, said a total of four rockets were fired on the city, damaging one home.
Insurgents occasionally launch rockets into the city, but the weapons are not very accurate and frequently miss their targets. These latest rockets were launched from the east and northeastern parts of the city, but did not penetrate the center of the capital.
Dr. Sayed Kabir Amiry, director of all the Afghan hospitals in Kabul, said a 28-year-old man was killed in one of the rocket attacks and three other people were wounded. One person who was wounded has been discharged from the hospital, but the other two were still being treated, he said.
Zahir said police were investigating a report that shrapnel struck a civilian vehicle. The car didn't stop, so police did not know if the occupants were among those injured.


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JERUSALEM (AP) — The Israeli and Palestinian delegates sitting down for preliminary peace talks in Washington are veterans of on-and-off negotiations that began more than two decades ago. The chief Palestinian negotiator has joked that he has spent more time with an Israeli negotiator than with his own wife. Such familiarity could be seen as a blessing or a curse, assuring a smooth return to talks or blocking creativity.
A look at the four chief negotiators:
Saeb Erekat, 57, has led or been part of all Palestinian delegations since peace talks with Israel were launched at an international conference in Madrid in 1991. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has praised Erekat's institutional memory, saying his top aide can recall any accord or document linked to the talks. Erekat, who lives in the West Bank desert town of Jericho, is a senior member in Abbas' Fatah movement.
Before entering politics, he taught political science at the West Bank's An-Najah University. He earned a Master's degree in political science from San Francisco State University and a doctorate in conflict resolution at the University of Bradford in Britain. Over the past two decades, Erekat has been quoted frequently by international, Israeli and Palestinian news media.
Mohammed Shtayyeh, an economist, served as a Cabinet minister in Abbas' Palestinian Authority, the self-rule government in parts of the West Bank. In the mid-1990s, he was part of the Palestinian delegation that negotiated the Paris Protocol defining economic relations between Israel and the Palestinian territories. Shtayyeh, 54, holds a doctorate in economic development from the University of Sussex in Britain.
Israel's chief negotiator, Tzipi Livni, played a key role in the last sustained round of negotiations between Abbas and then-Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert in 2007-2008. Leaked documents from those negotiations show her as a tough negotiator.
Livni, 56, a lawyer, was raised a hard-line nationalist. In recent years, she has become a prominent advocate of a two-state solution, arguing that the viability of the Jewish state is at stake. She serves as justice minister and leads the small, centrist Hatnua Party. In Israel's parliament elections this year, Livni was the only senior politician to argue that Israel must make solving its conflict with the Palestinians its top priority.
Attorney Yitzhak Molcho has been a trusted envoy of successive Israeli prime ministers to negotiations with the Palestinians since 1996. Molcho, a longtime friend of Netanyahu, has stayed out of the limelight. He serves as chairman of the board of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.


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FT. MYERS, Fla. (April 8, 2011) - After nearly sweeping the series from Stetson Thursday evening, the ETSU softball team will look to wrap up its stint in the Sunshine State on a strong note when the Bucs visit Florida Gulf Coast on Saturday afternoon. First pitch of the A-Sun doubleheader is set for 2 p.m. at the FGCU Softball Complex.
ETSU (14-22, 3-7 A-Sun) rallied from a three-run deficit to capture a 4-3 come-from-behind victory against the Hatters in game one. The Bucs got a strong outing from senior right-hander Jessica Duncan (Ooltewah, Tenn.) in the circle as she picked up the win after allowing three runs on five hits in seven innings of work. Sophomore outfielder Tara Hartnett (Snellville, Ga.) brought home the game-winning run for the second time in as many weeks when her sac-fly RBI in the seventh scored pinch runner Marlina Delisa (Tucson, Ariz.) to put the Blue and Gold up 4-3. Despite falling behind by six runs early in game two, the Bucs threatened mightily as ETSU had the game-tying run on third with two outs in the seventh, but the Hatters prevailed for the one-run win.
Sophomore infielder Sam Lower (Sebring, Fla.) carries a four-game hitting streak into play on Saturday after hitting .429 (3-7) with a double and RBI against Stetson on Thursday. Meanwhile, fellow sophomore Whitley Hensley (Erwin, Tenn.) reached base five times against the Hatters by going 3-for-5 (.600) with a double, run scored, walk, and hit-by-pitch.
Florida Gulf Coast is coming off a sweep over USC Upstate on Thursday and the Eagles moved their record to 23-21, 6-2 in A-Sun play.
The Eagles, who were picked fourth in the A-Sun Preseason Coaches' Poll, are led by senior outfielder Courtney Platt and red-shirt senior righty Catherine McDaniel. Platt leads the team in average (.387), hits (43), doubles (13), runs scored (33), and slugging percentage (.649), while McDaniel is 11-9 with a 1.48 ERA (28 ER/132.1 IP).
ETSU is still searching for its first win over FGCU as the Eagles have won all six meetings in the series; however, three of those games were decided by one run.
Fans unable to make the trip to Ft. Myers can follow all the action via live stats courtesy of Gametracker, while a live Twitter feed will be available at http://twitter.com/ETSUAthletics.
For more information on Buccaneer softball, visit www.ETSUBucs.com.


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SACRAMENTO - "Cleveland School hasn't been forgotten."
SACRAMENTO - "Cleveland School hasn't been forgotten."
California lawmakers are looking for ways to improve gun safety and, in a hearing Tuesday morning, they viewed a 41/2-minute video clip produced in 2009 by The Record that marked 20 years since the midtown schoolyard tragedy.
The video - titled "Remembering the Tragedy" - ends with Rob Young, a first-grader in 1989 and wounded twice, saying, "Everybody owes it to us to remember it because we lived it."
David Roberti, president pro tem of the California Senate that year, helped write the Roberti-Roos Weapons Control Act of 1989 in response. Then-state Sen. Patrick Johnston, D-Stockton, was involved.
Roberti, now a private attorney in Los Angeles, attended Tuesday's hearing, a joint session of the public-safety committees in both houses of the state Legislature.
Roberti is the one who said, "Cleveland School hasn't been forgotten." He said it in response to Young's comment.
Five children were killed and 31 other individuals wounded Jan. 17, 1989. Young is an adult today, and a police officer.
Lawmakers in Sacramento and in Washington, D.C., have renewed the debate over gun control in the wake of last month's Sandy Hook Elementary shooting that killed 20 children and six school staff members.
State Senate and Assembly public-safety committee members met for three hours in an informational meeting designed to review gun violence and firearms law in California.
The Cleveland video marked an emotional start to the hearing.
California lawmakers promised to move cautiously as they consider tighter restrictions on handguns, assault rifles and ammunition purchases, proposals that would add to state regulations already among the toughest in the nation.
The chairmen of the joint public-safety committees said they will seek consensus as they look for ways to improve gun safety. Proposed legislation includes taxing ammunition sales, outlawing possession of various weapons, and banning devises that allow rapid reloading.
"If there are legislative remedies, we want it to be effective and not divisive," said Assemblyman Tom Ammiano, D-San Francisco, chairman.
The hearing came after New York approved the nation's toughest gun controls earlier this month by tightening an existing ban on assault-style rifles and prohibiting large-capacity ammunition magazines, among other changes.
California Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento, said the hearing was designed to set aside some of the emotion and get to the facts on gun violence and what reasonably can be done to improve public safety.
Yet Sen. Loni Hancock, D-Berkeley, chairwoman of the Senate Public Safety Committee, said that because of the recent mass shootings, "we reached a tipping point in the country" on the need for more firearm restrictions.
"In California, it brought back memories for us of 24 years ago at Cleveland Elementary School in Stockton," she said.
The attack led to Roberti's legislation and to California adopting the nation's first limits on assault weapons.
They also listened as law enforcement officials, victims of gun violence, and gun rights lobbyists sparred.
Republican members of the committees said lawmakers should focus on mentally ill people, felons and others who own weapons in violation of existing laws.
They proposed devoting more money to erase a nearly 20,000-person backlog in a state Department of Justice program that confiscates firearms from individuals who bought them legally but were later convicted of a crime, treated for mental illness or subjected to domestic violence court orders.
Steinberg supported a proposal to spend $25 million to hire more Department of Justice agents to quickly reduce the backlog.
Republicans also objected that Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown's prisoner realignment law is putting more dangerous criminals in communities. The 15-month-old law sends only the most serious offenders to state prisons.
Separately, state Attorney General Kamala Harris, who runs the Department of Justice, said Tuesday she will convene a leadership group on gun violence to consider what more can be done to prevent gun violence.
She invited all 58 district attorneys to attend the group's first meeting Feb. 12 in Los Angeles.
Record staff writer Kevin Parrish contributed to this report


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Shia LaBeouf: Dune Dune Dune...
Shia LaBeouf heads to the gym in Los Angeles on Wednesday (February 10) wearing his favorite Dune t-shirt. (Two years later and he's still wearing the same shirt!)
The 23-year-old actor is back on the road after his license was suspended – Shia was involved in a car accident and refused to take a Breathalyzer test when officials believed he was inebriated at the time of the crash.
Shia's accident was back in July of 2008 and the mandatory license suspension lasted a year.


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One of my very first cases as a government appellate lawyer pitted me against a good friend from college. After the Tenth Circuit ruled and the time for petitioning the Supreme Court expired, we discussed the case in depth.
There were at least three issues, as I recall. It turned out that my friend and I saw them exactly the same way. We agreed not just on the correct result for each, but also on how close the issues were and on the strengths and weaknesses of the various arguments we had raised.
I concluded, foolishly, that practicing law was going to be relatively easy.
It did not occur to me until years later that confluence of thinking regarding my Tenth Circuit case may not have been due entirely to the existence of an immutable logic that underlies the law. Rather, it may have had something to do with the fact that my friend and I had similar upbringings, nearly the same college education at Dartmouth, and quite similar legal educations (my friend at Harvard; me at Stanford).
This thought occurred to me as the practice of law, and the federal judiciary, became more diverse. I found that my smartest female colleagues were less inclined than their male counterparts to see certain kinds of cases exactly the way I did. The differences were not ideological; rather, it seemed to me that at the margin, our modes of analysis were slightly different.
With judges, it was more difficult to tell what was going on. You almost never have a candid in depth discussion with a judge when the case is over; your only mirror into their thinking about your case is usually a handful of questions at oral argument and the written opinion. But as the bench became more diverse, I had the impression that I was seeing less agreement in judicial opinions about what constitutes a good argument (within a law firm, I think such agreement persists; what changed, I think, was that I saw less of the surprising, down-the-line agreement that I experienced with my Dartmouth friend).
I don't want to overstate this point. Gender, race, and ethnicity are far from the main factors that divide judges these days. A liberal Latina judge will agree consistently as to outcome with a liberal white male judge and disagree consistently with a conservative Latina judge. But if one factors out ideology (as Justice O'Connor and Judge Sotomayor were trying to do when they talked about the "wise" male, female, or Latina judge), gender, race, and ethnicity may well still be playing a role at the margin.
If so, what is the problem with Judge Sotomayor's claims on behalf of "wise Latina" judges?
There are at least two. The first is chauvinism (or "racism" and "sexism" as some would call it). Sotomayor isn't just saying that Latina life experiences produce differences in outlook; she's asserting that these experiences cause Latina judges to be superior, other things being equal, to white male judges. It's difficult to see how the self-conscious exaltation of the experiences of one ethnic group over those of another can be reconciled with the even-handed administration of justice.
Second, in her "wise Latina" statement and others she has made, Sotomayor seems to celebrate the prospect that judges will reach different decisions based on race, ethnicity, and gender. The resulting "luck-of-the-draw" justice and difficulty in knowing/predicting what the law is/will be don't seem to bother her much.
A wiser judge would find less to celebrate. She would see the increased indeterminacy in the law as an unfortunate consequence of a generally positive development (increased opportunities for woman and minorities to become judges). She would embrace with sincerity the ideal of color and gender blindness.
Let's hope that Judge Sotomayor does so during the confirmation process.