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Mike Brown was fired from his position as Los Angeles Lakers' coach only five games into his second season with the franchise. The team struggled to a 1-4 start, spelling the end of his tenure. Here is a timeline of two busy seasons under Brown.
2011-12 season
May 2011
Mike Brown hired: Mike Brown was added as the 18th coach in Los Angeles Lakers history after Phil Jackson retired on the heels of a second-round sweep loss to the Dallas Mavericks. Much was made of the fact that star Kobe Bryant was not consulted by owner Jim Buss on Brown's hiring as coach.
December 2011
Chris Paul trade vetoed: With the New Orleans Hornets under NBA ownership, commissioner David Stern vetoed a proposed three-team trade that would send Chris Paul to the Los Angeles Lakers, Pau Gasol to the Houston Rockets and Lamar Odom to the Hornets.
Lamar Odom traded: Lamar Odom felt "disrespected" by his involvement in the proposed trade and demanded to be shipped. He was sent to the Dallas Mavericks and never lived up to expectations in his time there. He was traded to the Los Angeles Clippers in the offseason.
May 2012
Second-round exit: The Los Angeles Lakers were defeated in five games by the Oklahoma City Thunder, an exit that came on the heels of a seven-game series with the emerging Denver Nuggets.
Summer 2012
Offseason acquisitions: In the 2011-12 offseason, the Lakers added Dwight Howard in a four-team trade, brought Steve Nash in via sign-and-trade and signed Antawn Jamison to bolster a roster that already included Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol and Metta World Peace.
2012-13 season
August 2012
Brown hires assistants: Mike Brown hired assistants Bernie Bickerstaff, Eddie Jordan and Steve Clifford. More of a defensive coach, Jordan, a proponent of the Princeton offense, took over the offensive side of the ball. The Lakers appeared out of sync on offense as they tried to implement the Princeton offense.
November 2012
Lakers get off to 0-3 start: The Los Angeles Lakers began the season 0-3, with losses to Dallas Mavericks, Portland Trail Blazers and the Los Angeles Clippers. The Lakers hadn't began a season with an 0-3 start since the 1978-79 season, the year before Jerry Buss took over as owner.
Steve Nash injured: Steve Nash suffered a non-displaced fracture to the head of his left fibula. Nash was initially listed as day-to-day, then he was slated to miss a week and now his return remains a mystery. Mike Brown came out in support of Nash and said he would not rush the team's new point guard back on the court.
Brown fired: A day removed from receiving a vote of confidence from owner Jim Buss, Brown was fired five games into the Los Angeles Lakers' season. The team was 1-4 under Brown, whose agent, Warren LeGarie, told Yahoo! Sports Brown was "relieved of his duties." According to multiple reports, assistant Bernie Bickerstaff will serve as coach for Friday's game against the Golden State Warriors.


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Is this "PURE-FACT" or optimism?
"One day I can see David Lee" averaging 32 MPG, 18 pts, 10 rbds, 3 ast, 1 stl, and alot of great WINNING hustle that is not recordeed on the stat-sheet.
When we mention Player David Lee on this Knick Team it is not theory, optimism, or guessing, his performance is consistent and based on Pure-Facts. He can switch to all three Frontcourt positions (during any play) and play them well, his defense against Super-Star Players in the frontcourt position vs Center-Shaq, or PF-KG or Duncan, or SF-Pierce or Lebron maybe the same as the average defenders vs these Super-Star Players however, his offensive awareness in his passing-game, running-game, rebounding-game, and hustling for that lose-ball vs Frontcourt Super-Stars has made David Lee performance outstanding and the complimentary-player you want on the court at the "START and FINISH" of each game.
David Lee has become a player you can depend on to do the things that the next player won't.
And the next Player that is following in David Lee footsteps is 6.7 Renaldo Balkman as the Point-Foward who LUV to play trapping-defense in presuring the ball on oponents backcourt and frontcourt players bringing the ball up court. His outstanding performance switching positions as a SF rebouder and running the Point to beat the oponents Center & PF down the court on a fastbreak for a "3 on 1" or a "3 on 2" is another Pure-Fact that can be talked about.
YEAH! that's right, David Lee two season performances has made me a David Lee Fan!!!

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Hull cleaning
Anyone have issues removing trailer bunk carpet stains from hull? I've got a 2000 Moomba Outback with red sides and while hull. Moomba trailer has black carpet (new) on bunks (also new). Hull has black marks from carpet. I've cleaned entire hull with muriatic acid and water wash. Everything comes clean but the carpet spots. Any suggestions?
Also, boat sits on canopied hoist all summer. Hoist has vinyl covered foam guides which have left marks on red sides of hull. Is paint the only option? If so, where do I find paint? Any suggestions on application method?
It is gelcoat, not paint, so you'll be able to remove any marks with a compound of some sort. Start with a fine cut cleaner and work up to more aggressive compounds if needed. Assuming these spots aren't deep gouges through the gelcoat, your worst case scenario is wetsanding.Dan
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Problem in hull at v is through gel coat. I am 2nd owner & believe previous owner had beached boat on sand routinely - wearing away gel. Now, whenever I put in or take out, the v carpeted bow support rubs enough on v to leave the black mark.
Also, I would like to cover a few of the very small, but noticeable, scratches in the red sides. I'm thinking paint is only option. Does anyone have experience with this?
In that case you'd want to look at gelcoat repair, not paint. It can be done yourself but does take some work. Personally I wouldn't be afraid to try the bottom of the hull on my own but would probably look to a pro to handle the visible damage on the sides.Dan
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Hong Ge, engineering manager of news feed ads at Facebook, said in a blog post that the social network's commitment to news feed ads is strong, but it plans to place more emphasis on user feedback.
"In addition to improving the quality of the ads themselves, we are also continuously trying to optimize when and where we're showing ads," Ge said. "We are currently working on some updates to the ads algorithm to improve the relevance and quality of the ads people see."
Facebook takes into account both what marketers and users want when it determines which ads to serve to whom. Marketers, for example, might want to target an ad to users ages 18 to 35 in a specific city and spend $500 to reach that audience. When a user interacts with that ad -- by clicking, liking, commenting on or sharing it -- the news feed learns that these ads are relevant to them. Similarly, if a user hides an ad, the news feed learns that the person wants to see fewer of those types of ads.
[ How can you avoid nosy Facebook searchers? Read Three Facebook Privacy Settings to Check. ]
Now, the social network said it will place more emphasis on the feedback it receives from users about ads, including how often users report or hide one. For users, this will improve the relevancy of ads, showing fewer of the ones that you might not be interested in, Facebook said. For marketers, Facebook said this means it will show ads to people who might want to see them most. The social network also said that marketers can expect to see "some variation" in the distribution of the ads in the coming weeks.
Facebook has spent increasing time and energy focusing on its advertising platform and strategy. Earlier this month, the social network announced that it is testing video ads in news feeds with a small group of mobile users. The ads initially play silently, according to reports, and can be expanded into a full-screen view with audio. If you don't want to watch the video, Facebook says you can scroll past it.
In July, reports swirled that Facebook planned to sell TV-style video ads that would appear in users' news feeds for between $1 million and $2.5 million a day. These ads, which are expected to be 15 seconds long, are said to be targeted to users' interests and demographics. Reports said users could expect to see video ads in their news feed up to three times a day.
Most recently, privacy groups lashed out after Facebook made changes to its data use policy and statement of rights and responsibilities that allowed the social network to profit from users by using their personal data in advertising. Facebook has since postponed the privacy policy rollout.


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University of Wisconsin-Stout has signed a master's program agreement with Guangdong University of Foreign Studies in Guangzhou, China.
of Wisconsin-Stout has signed a master's program agreement with Guangdong
University of Foreign Studies in Guangzhou, China.
The agreement stipulates that Chinese students will take one year of course work at UW-Stout in the master's operations and supply management program and one year at their home institution to satisfy the requirement for the UW-Stout Master of Science degree.
The program is anticipated to begin in fall of 2014.
Three UW-Stout officials traveled to China in November. Provost Joseph Bessie, Hong Rost, director of the Office of International Education, and Katherine Lui, associate dean of the College of Management, visited GUFS and met with university President Zhong Weihe to sign the agreement.
The two universities have had a relationship since 2010. In the last two years, nine Chinese students from GUFS and six from South China University of Technology, also in Guangzhou, have studied at UW-Stout, Rost said.
Instructors in the College of Management also have led four short study abroad programs to Guangzhou over the last few years.
In 2013, Jim Keyes, professor and program director of operations and management, and David Ding, associate professor, also of operations and management, took 16 students on a short-term study abroad trip to the Guangzhou campus. UW-Stout students interacted with Chinese students and presented on the topic of lean manufacturing, Keyes said.
For more information about the master's program contact Keyes, 715-232-5165, or visit the program website.


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Jennie's post on the Tour de France coming to Yorkshire reminded me of a Twitter conversation I had a while ago with Richard Gadsden where we discussed the possibility of creating a major women's cycling race in Britain.
One of the reasons for the Tour de France coming here in 2014 is because cycling is one of the fastest-growing sports in Britain. Bike sales are up, viewing figures for cycling on TV are high and cycling events bring out huge crowds to watch, whether they're in a velodrome or on the road. Obviously, the sponsors want to tap into that market and the way to do that is to bring major races here. The problem is that – in men's racing at least – there's very little space in the calendar to bring races here. Aside from Grand Tour starts (and don't be surprised if the Giro D'Italia or the Vuelta a Espana starts in Edinburgh in 2015 or 2016), there's no space on the World Tour calendar for a race in Britain, and the UCI seem keener to create new races outside of Europe anyway.
There will be the Ride London Classic next year, and the Tour of Britain continues to attract a good field of riders because of its proximity to the World Championships, but unless World Series Cycling actually comes to pass and Britain gets one of the ten races, then there's very little chance of a regular major race here.
However, it's a completely different story when we look at women's professional cycling. As is the case in so many other sports, it's the men's version that gets all the coverage and the money, while the women get the few bits that are left over, and as we've seen recently, also suffer the cutbacks before the men do. Nicole Cooke has spent large parts of her career winning races in the same style Bradley Wiggins has managed this year (she was World and Olympic champion in 2008) but gets a fraction of the coverage (and the sponsorship) that he does.
What this means is that unlike men's racing, there are nowhere near as many women's races, and there's a huge dearth of them at the top of the sport. There are a bunch of small races, and ones a handful of stages, but only recognised Grand Tour – the Giro Donne (Giro d'Italia Femminile), and even that isn't certain for next year.
It seems to me that Britain would be a good place to hold a high-profile multi-stage race, and professional women's cycling is in need of the same. Doesn't it make sense for the two to come together? The Olympic crowds turned out just as heavily for the women's road race as they did for the men's and I believe that you could both get the crowds out for a women's Tour of Britain as well as getting the media coverage for it. Because it would be pitched as a Grand Tour, and thus at the top of the field, it could feature a lot of the tough climbs that the men's race avoids – why not have a stage or two in the Lakes, the Highlands or across the steepest part of the Pennines?
Britain has a long tradition of women cyclists who didn't get anything like the same attention as the men. Jennie mentioned Beryl Burton and I've already talked about Nicole Cooke, but there are others like their fellow world champion Mandy Jones or Yvonne McGregor who never got the recognition they deserved. There's a new crop of great young British women cyclists – Lizzie Armitstead, Laura Trott, Jo Rowsell, Dani King, Lucy Garner and others – who are desperately looking for the opportunities that are easily available for their male counterparts. Giving them a major race at home, with a home crowd cheering them on and a media that's already shown lots of interest in them, could be just what we need to kick off a real step change in cycling and attitudes to women's sport in Britain.
Of course, it's easy for me to say what a good idea this is, as I've not got the money to invest in trying to make something like this happen (though it is on my list of 'things to give money to' if I ever have a EuroMillions win) but what would be the steps to make this happen? What sort of funding and backing would be needed, and where would it come from? The original Grand Tours and major cycle races came about mainly because newspapers wanted to make a name for themselves and generate exclusive content that their rivals wouldn't have. One hundred years on, perhaps we should be looking to websites that want to make a name for themselves?


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I am a 16 year old boy in my AS Leves.
I good at critizing and writting reviews.
I make banners and have been using PhotoShop CS2 since last two years.
I am hoping to get along here quickly and settle properly. *smiles*
Oh and I will also do Beta Reading. :)


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You've heard the story of the city's downfall. This is the story of its comeback.
We've all read the story of Detroit's downfall by now. Once a booming hub for automotive manufacturing and a center for technological innovation, the veritable Silicon Valley of its day, the city has witnessed devastating economic changes. Between 2000 and 2010, the city's population fell by 25 percent, the largest drop of any city with a population over 100,000. Even New Orleans, despite Hurricane Katrina, didn't see a population plunge as dramatic. At the height of the recent economic crisis, Detroit's unemployment rate was 18.2 percent.
But the other story of Detroit, the bigger one – is of its rebirth, its rising. Given the austerity of these times, this is less a story of top-down government efforts, and much more a story of the organic efforts of the entrepreneurs and artists, designers and musicians who have chosen to live in Detroit and be the stewards of its resurgence.
A determined city looks to the future See full coverage
They are drawing on a long legacy of creativity and innovation that are part of the city's very DNA, from the industrialist Henry Ford to the architects and designers Albert Kahn, Charles and Ray Eames, Eero Saarinen and Minoru Yamasaki. And then there is Detroit's incredible line of musical innovators. The blues' John Lee Hooker moved to the city in the 1940s. The legendary jazz trumpeter Donald Byrd grew up in Detroit and of course there was Berry Gordy's Motown, which brought such artists as Smokey Robinson, Aretha Franklin, The Supremes, The Temptations, the Four Tops, Marvin Gaye, and Michael Jackson, among many others, to national prominence. And it doesn't end there. Detroit's influence on rock 'n' roll goes back to the 1960s, with Mitch Ryder, the MC5, Iggy Pop, The Amboy Dukes, Grand Funk Railroad, Alice Cooper, Marshall Crenshaw, Glenn Frey, Bob Seeger and Kid Rock, not to mention hip hop's Eminem, Insane Clown Posse and the late J Dilla. In recent years, the White Stripes and Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson of Detroit Electronic Music Festival fame have kept the city in the forefront of popular music.
Detroit's new generation of place makers and city-builders draws deeply on the city and the region's many assets. Yes, urban renewal devastated parts of the city, and yes, it's true that there are too many empty lots and abandoned buildings. But a walk through and around the urban core evidences a fabulous urban fabric with fantastic historic buildings of the very sort that Jane Jacobs was talking about when she said that old buildings give rise to new ideas. Consider, for example, Signal Return-Press on the periphery of the city's historic Eastern Market, where we filmed much of this series, where young artists and designers are experimenting with printing techniques abandoned by commercial presses.
Organizations such as I Am Young Detroit, Detroit Lives, and Detroit 4 Detroit are the products of energetic and engaged locals who are utilizing everything from citizen philanthropy to social branding to change the way people view Detroit from the ground up. The PowerHouse Project promotes neighborhood stabilization and revitalization by supporting artistic and creative enterprises, while PonyRide supports collaboration among community members as they create new opportunities and ideas. Every time someone signs the Detroit Declaration, they are making a commitment to their community.
This spirit is also alive and well in athletics. The Detroit City Futbol League, for example, now in its third year, is growing faster than anyone could have predicted. With 600 players from 22 neighborhoods, it is yet another way that people are coming together and strengthening their community.
Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert has moved his headquarters and team of 3,700 people to downtown Detroit, where he is committed to spurring the revitalization of the city's downtown core. Twitter has established an outpost in Gilbert's M@dison Building. The Detroit metro is home to numerous great universities, from Wayne State to the University of Michigan and the College for Creative Studies, each of which attract thousands of students every year. The city's Corktown district has become a dining destination, with Slows BBQ, Astro Coffee, Mercury Bar, and Green Dot Stables. And while cities around the world struggle to add green spaces, Detroit has Lafayette Park, an amazing intersection of modernist architecture and landscape designed by Mies Van Der Rohe, working in close collaboration with the urban planner Ludwig Hilberseimer and the landscape architect Alfred Caldwell.
Detroit is still a part of a large, diverse metro region. With a population of more than five million, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's combined statistical area (which includes Ann Arbor), and an economic output of more than $200 billion when you add Ann Arbor, greater Detroit is the nation's 14th largest metropolitan economy. It remains one of the world's leading centers of automotive technology and industrial design and with its recently expanded and renovated airport, it has aerotropolis-style connections to the world. Nearby Ann Arbor and Lansing, home to the University of Michigan and Michigan State, respectively, provide research and development assets that few places can match. If Detroit has lost much, it still has much to build on—and it is.
And that is what this video series is all about. Stay tuned in the coming weeks to find out exactly how Detroit is rising.


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The Legend of Korra is dah *** lol
lol bryz
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We. Fight.
man how bout hyka here. 6th round and he's still not drafted.
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no we have a late 7th round pick left. that's it.
i mean if he was projected to go 2nd and has fallen THIS far, i don't see why he wouldn't fall to the 7th again.
With Pronger I see it as a Primeau or Lappy injury. It just wouldn't be smart for him to come back, way to risky. We got one awesome year out of him that led to one of the best playoff runs in Flyers history, for that I am thankful. If anything him and Bryz should teach Homer a lesson that these long contracts have got to stop. 3-4 year contracts, 5 years max
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LOL the Kings got Hyka using the pick they got from us. Salt in the wound
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New Program to Provide Language Scholarships for Up to 50 Incoming Students Each Year
September 20, 2010
Middlebury College and the Monterey Institute of International Studies have announced a new three-year scholarship program designed to strengthen the linguistic competency of incoming Monterey Institute students.
The Betty and David Jones Language Scholarships, named in honor of two of Middlebury and Monterey's most engaged and generous benefactors, will offer up to 50 scholarships each year in seven languages — Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Japanese, Russian and Spanish — at the Middlebury College Language Schools, at the Monterey Institute Summer Intensive Language Program (SILP), or in Monterey's Intensive English Program. The program will award the scholarships to highly qualified applicants to the Monterey Institute to help these students enhance their language skills prior to enrolling in graduate programs at Monterey.
A range of scholarships will be available, from full tuition for students who attend the SILP or English Program at the Monterey Institute, to full tuition, room, and board for those who enroll in the Middlebury Language Schools.
"It's not surprising that Betty and David, two of our most creative donors, have provided an innovative way to improve access to Monterey's programs," said Middlebury President Ronald D. Liebowitz. "They were among the earliest supporters of the Middlebury-Monterey partnership, and we thank them for making this new scholarship program possible through their consistent philanthropy."
"Betty and David have always viewed language study as a cornerstone of greater cultural and international understanding," added Monterey Institute President Sunder Ramaswamy. "We know this cause is near and dear to their hearts, and are excited that these new scholarships will help a significant number of future Monterey Institute students."
Betty Jones, an alumna of Middlebury's School of French, served on the Middlebury board of trustees for 15 years and is now a trustee emerita. She and her husband David Jones, a member of the Monterey Institute board of governors, have been strong supporters of collaborative efforts between the two institutions since they first contemplated an affiliation in 2005.
The Betty and David Jones Language Scholarships complement the Kathryn Davis Fellowships for Peace, another initiative designed to support the aspirations of future Monterey Institute students through a program of scholarships supporting attendance at Middlebury's Language Schools.
On July 1, 2010, the Monterey Institute became a graduate school of Middlebury College. The resulting partnership brought together two institutions with renowned undergraduate and graduate programs in language learning and teaching, international policy, and environmental policy. The Betty and David Jones Language Scholarships illustrate how the institutions' combined resources complement one another and create new educational opportunities for students at both schools.
Additional details and application materials for the Betty and David Jones Language Scholarships will be forthcoming on the Monterey Institute's Web site in the weeks ahead.
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Just wondering: are there any
Just wondering: are there any plans to introduce similar grad school scholarships for interested applicants with advanced language skills from developing countries?
I have been waiting for something like this the entire year!! I hope I can recieve a scholarship for Middlebury!!!


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Manufacturer of the Year: AkzoNobel!
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NORWALK, Ohio -- To maintain excellence, Summit Motorsports Park associates with manufacturers who set high standards. This award spotlights a manufacturing company who outperformed their peers in 2012.
Our Manufacturer of the Year employs almost sixty thousand people around the world.
Their products are found in aerospace, yachts, bathtubs, sports cars, fishing rods, wood adhesives, fire protection, and food, to name a few.
Color matters to this company, which is an innovator in paint and painting applications.
They found us, and they believe one-hundred percent in Summit Motorsports Park.
Our Manufacturer of the Year serves as title sponsor for a newly re-emerging event in July.
This company aggressively took hold of the Blue Suede Cruise and made it a centerpiece of their marketing.
As a result of their efforts, new business joined hands at the racetrack.
Sharing plans and coordination of event details, they supplied worthwhile suggestions, ideas and financial support to prompt the Blue Suede Cruise to grow.
They solicited, secured and activated third party marketing partners, organized a manufacturers' midway, hosted rodder clinics, spotlighted a car show, and welcomed Wanda Booth visitors into a hospitality tent.
Also, to further a fun festival feel they decorated a Wanda Diner and served Wanda Burgers.
On the race track, their Wanda Challenge offered bonus money, and "old school" flag start drag racing.
Since the person who spearheads all of this takes ownership when he's involved, we think he may be a closet promoter? And we're grateful.
The 2012 Manufacturer of the Year is AkzoNobel. Here to accept the award is Mark Rapson, commercial trade manager for Akzo North America.
Discover more about AkzoNobel on the Web at http://www.akzonobel.com/, and about Wanda Refinish at www.wandarefinish.us/.


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Throwback Thursday: 1979-80 color photos.
Losing power for three days (happy to report both light and hot water have returned as of this evening), I only just now realized it was Thursday. What better time to share an amazing batch of 18 color photos from the 1979 and 1980 that David Zeft recently unearthed?
Zeft shot these images - which were previously a stack of slides - from the sidelines and stands at Jadwin Gym while attending games with his family.
I have ID'd players to the best of my ability but any further details in the comments would be greatly appreciated.
That's John Rogers (#32) shooting from the top of the key above with Randy Melville (#21) boxing out and Bob Roma (#40) on the wing. You can click on any image to enlarge.


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2nd chemist accused of tampering with evidence in Mass. drug lab
NORTHAMPTON (AP) -- A chemist at a state crime lab tampered with drug evidence, authorities said Sunday in Massachusetts, where another chemist at a different lab was accused last year of faking test results in a scandal that threw thousands of criminal cases into question.
Sonja Farak of Northampton, who works at a lab in Amherst in western Massachusetts, removed a substance from a case file that tested positive for cocaine and replaced it with one that did not test positive, state Attorney General Martha Coakley said.
Farak, 35, was arrested Saturday. She is also charged with possession of heroin and cocaine.
The lab contacted state police Friday to report a discrepancy in inventory, Coakley said at a Boston news conference.
She said that officials do not believe Farak's alleged tampering will undermine evidence.
"On its face, the allegations against this chemist do not implicate the reliability of testing done or fairness to defendants," she said.
Last month, the other chemist, Annie Dookhan, was indicted on 27 charges in a case that threatens to unravel thousands of drug convictions. Dookhan, also 35, of Franklin, resigned in March during an internal investigation by the state Department of Public Health. State police closed the Boston lab where she worked in August after taking over its operation and discovering the extent of Dookhan's alleged misconduct.
Unlike the allegations against Dookhan, the accusations against Farak do not involve falsification of tests or dry labbing, which is visually identifying samples instead of performing a required chemical test, the attorney general said.
Dookhan has pleaded not guilty to various charges.
Farak does not have a listed phone number and it's not clear whether she has a lawyer.
The Amherst lab has been closed temporarily and chemists will be transferred to Sudbury, said Col. Timothy Alben, head of the state police.
Farak is due to be arraigned Tuesday in Eastern Hampshire District Court in Belchertown.
If you'd like to leave a comment (or a tip or a question) about this story with the editors, please email us. We also welcome letters to the editor for publication; you can do that by filling out our letters form and submitting it to the newsroom.


text: Hi, I have za for a few years, and with some small problems, that I solved, I am very satisfied. But now I received update alert, and when I downloaded it just erased za from my system and now I cant install it any more. Installation started and then just completely stop and nothing is going on. I used nod32 to check the computer and he found, beside za.exe installation program on my desktop, he also found some unknown treat. Of course I deleted the treat, and after that happened what I described up above. anybody know what to do, before I reinstall my Windows. Thanks.


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Innovation is increasingly recognised as a key driver of growth and profitability in the chemical sector. The annual ICIS Innovation Awards are designed to recognise those companies that have made significant steps forward through R&D and innovation.
Winners of an award will:
- enjoy extensive editorial coverage in ICIS Chemical Business and on icis.com
- receive an active Innovation Awards logo to host on their web site, promoting their success in the competition
- be able to build on further publicity both within their company and externally related to their success at the competition
- be invited to an Awards lunch with the other winners, sponsors and judges


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Midwife questioned over baby's death
A midwife has today been accused of a "gross breach" of her duties over the home birth of a baby who died.
Neonatologist Philip Henschke told the Coroners Court there was a 20-minute delay from when the baby's heart rate dropped to a life-threatening 80 beats a minute before midwife Fiona Hallinan decided it was time to get the mother to hospital.
The family's home was a three-minute drive from the Monash Medical Centre.
Dr Henschke said there was nothing to justify Ms Hallinan's actions and her failure to warn the mother, Kate Thurgood, that her baby's heart rate had dropped dangerously low had "directly contributed" to the baby's clinical condition when he was rushed to hospital and found to have no pulse.
"The baby was profoundly comatose," Dr Henschke said.
Coroner Kim Parkinson is investigating the circumstances and cause of death of Joseph Thurgood-Gates in December 2010 and the actions of Ms Hallinan and another midwife, Jan Ireland.
Ms Hallinan has given evidence at the inquest saying she considered Ms Thurgood a high-risk case because she was more than a fortnight past her due date. She attended the birth because she was afraid her patient might otherwise attempt a "free birth" alone.
Ms Thurgood, 41 at the time of the birth, had emergency caesarean sections and gestational diabetes in her previous pregnancies but wanted a vaginal birth at home for her fourth child.
Ms Thurgood and husband Dwayne Gates had three children, including twins, who were all born by caesarean section before Kate discovered she was pregnant in March 2010.
On December 13, 2010, when Kate was 42 weeks pregnant, she attended Monash Medical Centre with what she described as a heavy bleed.
She was seen by obstetrician Dr Peter Neal and scans revealed both baby and placenta were fine except the baby was in a breech position.
Dr Neal suggested Kate have a caesarean, which she declined.
Due to the bleeding, Kate was admitted to hospital for two days and went home to Clayton on December 15.
She went into labour at 4pm the next day and Ms Hallinan arrived about two hours later.
Her labour intensified quickly around 8.30pm, so Ms Hallinan contacted a second midwife, Jan Ireland, to attend and assist.
Dr Henschke said Joseph's heart rate dropped to 80 beats per minute at 9.15pm but it wasn't until 9.35pm when Ms Hallinan said Kate had to go to hospital.
He said Ms Thurgood was repeatedly reassured by Ms Hallinan that Joseph and his heart rate were fine.
Asked about the need to not panic or alarm Ms Thurgood during the home birth, Dr Henschke said there had to be a point where the mother was told about the situation and given the opportunity to say: "What are we going to do about this?"
Joseph was born at 10.16pm but by the he time he was admitted to hospital, he was limp, not breathing and had no heartbeat.
He died on December 21 when his life support system was switched off.
The inquest continues.
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I've seen another thread on this with no resolution posted. So I wanted to make sure this message was a separate thread with a subject that more accurately reflects the alert message thats causing so much grief (for me at least).It seems like just about every application that I open wants to use windows messages to communicate with AOLDial.exe, which pops an alert from ZA-pro. Its incredibly annoying and responding with the "allow" option and "remember this setting" doesnt seem to stop the same message from recurring over and over for the same app.HELP!?!?!?
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-----Original Message----- From: Jim Ball <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: firstname.lastname@example.com <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: Friday, August 06, 1999 10:14 PM Subject: Prostate needle biopsies >I really consider myself some what of a nedle freak. That is when it comes >to needle biosies of any sort. I really think that before any protocol is >set up you have to look at how the needles are taken. The progress that has >been made in radiology could limit alot of unwanted extra sections. I have >found out that there are no real good reasons for not giving the radiologist >and the attending doctor the results they expect, especially since they can >produce an xray and a ultrasound picture of exactly where the needle was >placed. Granted on blind biopsies this is not the case. The exact location >and isolation of that site by raidiology, and a honking 18 gauge needle, >which is the going bore in most prostate biopsies, and in cases of very >small lesions a word from the radiologist should cut your work cosiderable, >and leave alot of tissue in the block for future IHC procedures yet >undiscovered > Let us assume for a moment that the needle is exact and the needle >is in the lesion dead center, will not the first -second an so on sections. >produce a positive result be it CA or Benign in nature. The only times that >I have any problems is when that lesion is necrotic, and guess what the >radiologist suspected it when he drew the sample. > There was one practice mentioned that I have a little problem with >an that is the combining of samples when they come in seperate containers. >One reason is if the hospital is charging for six samples and only two >cassettes are produced out a possible 6 cassettes could this not be >considered fraud. The marking of the biosies with different inks may curb >the taste for blood by Uncle Sam. The biggest reason I object to this >practice of combining is because the lesion may be very small and with a >word from the radiologist you might wish to cut a few levels on these types >of lesions . I really perfer to cut two scout slides, and save the majoriety >of the tissue(think of how much better off Custer would have been if he had >sent out two scouts) > I'll grant you I don't write well ( or should I have used good ) >and I have done a bad job of expressing what I think is the correct way of >handling needle biopsies, but I would let the results we have obtained do >all of my rebuttals. > > So in closing may I suggest your protocols all first start with >a little more communication with the radiogy deparment, and some comments by >the radiologist on the surgical request they submit. > Second thought on necrotic specimens these should have several >serial sections as well as levels done for these are what strain good >relationships, again a frienly word by the radiologist will make life more >BEAR-ABLE. > Third thought on seperating specimens in their own little >cassettes. Prostate biosies seem to have a bad habit of hiding stoney type >material. While the piece containing the stones may not contain the lesion >you want to demonstrate it could cause you miss the lesion in the biopsy >next to it in the paraffin. > Please address all replies to the NET nothing I like better >than a public AX-acution. >


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There's another budget showdown in Congress. This time some members want to extend tax cuts for the richest 2 percent while cutting Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security benefits.
We can't afford to make benefit cuts.
These programs support folks in Savannah like Alexandria, a 26-year-old professional bagpiper born totally visually impaired. She receives Supplemental Security Income every month, a form of Social Security which helps to pay for food, bills; a care assistant that helps with laundry and takes her to work; everywhere.
People like Albert, who served as the sole caregiver for his sick mother and cousin for 15 years. He receives $702 a month in Social Security and Medicare to pay for food, utilities and other needs.
People like Alexandria and Albert have done everything right. They followed the rules, paid their fair share, but still have a difficult time. These folks are not looking to shirk responsibility.
In life, things out of our control happen. When they do, our community needs programs to help us get back on our feet.
Aside from being the right moral thing to do, the cost of cutting these federal programs would result in a greater share to our community.
Many working people are still struggling to get by in this slow economic recovery. Folks in Georgia and across the country need more economic security, not less.
We need to protect the programs we pay into and depend on, not cut benefits. It's time we asked the richest 2 percent to pay their fair share; start focusing on jobs and real economic security for all.
Those doing well in America ought to do right by America.
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Future bank bailouts may be impossible
The FDIC, created as part of the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 to provide insurance for some bank deposits, is funded by premiums paid by banks, based on account values and assigned risk levels.
Up through 2008, 11 bank failures had been managed. From 2008 through 2012, the number skyrocketed to 428. By 2009, FDIC reserve funds fell from over $45 billion, to insufficient funds to bail out one more bank.
They estimated a need for $100 billion in new funds for servicing banks in the next four years. Banks were required to pre-pay estimated insurance premiums for three years in advance and the FDIC agreed to insure any and all non-interest bearing accounts.
This temporary program was established for the period Dec. 31, 2010, through Dec. 31, 2012.
This tactic by the FDIC turned lemons into lemonade. Corporations sitting on billions in idle cash, rushed to park it in banks, shoring up their financial ratios to tolerable levels.
This allowed the FDIC to collect higher insurance premiums, plus sit on the sidelines keeping its limited powder dry.
The program is being allowed to end; there is no apparent interest in Washington to extend it.
Subsequently, when another failing bank — there are many and will be more without this crutch — meets its maker on a Friday afternoon, it will join the double-dip bank crisis that is being scripted to recur.
Any cashiers checks, certified checks, anything over an account aggregate of $250k in the pipeline that is trapped will simply become worthless.
'Guardian angel' helped catch two robbers
During this holiday season, we are inclined to stop and reflect on what we are grateful for and who we appreciate.
Ironically, a recent unfortunate event culminated these thoughts for me.
Recently, after enjoying an event at the City Market and attempting to attend another at about 7 p.m,, my friend, Terri O'Neil, and I decided to follow each other. During our search for a nearby parking space we ended up circling Warren Square.
Terri came to a cognitive pause and signaled me to her car window. In a calm direct voice she stated, "There is a robbery in the square." I pulled up beside Terri and we honked and honked and honked.
Though this only went on for a minute or so, it seemed like forever before the perpetrators fled. Terri was on the phone with 911 and we immediately approached the victims to assure them that they were safe.
The Savannah-Chatham Metro Police were amazing. The response was immediate and the end result was positive. The gunmen were apprehended pending identification by the victims.
Many folks are leaving work, shopping or dining and then must walk to their cars. Please take the proper precautions, as you may not be as fortunate to have an angel like Terri following you.
Thus, this holiday season it is impressive people like Terri that I am grateful for.
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City kinder to runners than its handicapped
I am a handicapped person living in Savannah. I'm wondering what Savannah has against me?
Handicapped parking spaces on the sides of buildings are the farthest away from the entrances. I thought the purpose of these spaces was to give the handicapped a place near the entrance.
There's no help in doctors' offices parking lots for people like me who have pulmonary fibrosis and a heart condition, plus are on oxygen 24/7 and can't walk very far.
I wrote a letter to Chatham Area Transit requesting help and it was passed on to someone else. That is the help I have received for my problem.
I have called, but no one will return my call. I have been refused use of the service without any discussion at all.
What is wrong Savannah? Why aren't you as good to your handicapped as you are to your runners? We can't all be runners. Bless the runners, I wish I was one.
Does that mean you don't care about me? I need to be able to use my wheelchair to go to some of my activities and can't because of the situation with this company.
I feel they have treated me unfairly and care nothing about the handicapped in Savannah who make up a big part of their business.


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The Arkansas Veterans' Home Task Force, created by the Legislature earlier this year, held its inaugural meeting at the state Capitol as it faces an Oct. 31 deadline to issue recommendations on the size, location, design and funding for a new facility. The panel is looking at a replacement for the Little Rock home state officials closed because of deteriorating conditions.
Sen. Jane English, the lawmaker who proposed the task force, said the panel also must look at what kinds of services the facility will provide so the Legislature will know how much funding will be needed to run it. Lawmakers return to the Capitol next year for a session focused primarily on the state's budget.
"We have to look at those kinds of things to determine what's the gap for the funding to operate one of these facilities," said English, R-North Little Rock, who was elected the panel's chairwoman. English said the panel plans to meet monthly.
Arkansas lawmakers last month set aside $7.5 million from the surplus to help pay for the new facility, and the state Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking $18.1 million in matching funds from the federal government.
In its application to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Arkansas listed North Little Rock as the site for the new facility since the state already has land set aside there. But state VA Director Cissy Rucker said the state can change the proposed location later if the panel comes up with another location.
Rucker also said the VA can later change its initial design proposal, which she said would call for smaller cottage-like facilities rather than a single building. Rucker, however, said she'd prefer that a new facility be built rather than renovate an existing building.
"We feel like we could do state of the art with new construction, rather than trying to rehab whatever problems we'd face in an old facility," Rucker said.


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I found this at Mappleton and was wondering if any one knew what it was?
Please could we have some more photos - other sides/angles. With scale (I appreciate your hessian sacking gives a clue.)
As it is, I can't tell if the shapes we see on the (curved) surface as connected or separate, nor whether they are manifestations of a wavy surface or cylinders.
Also, under a hand lens, can you see structure in those lines? (ignoring the fracture surface itself).
I'm interested to know if you see lines running across or along (or maybe some of each orientation).
Only took one image of it! Mike, i will take some more tomorow.
The 'fossils' stand proud of the rock they are in so they are harder and probably will prep out of the surrounding matrix that is about 3in in length.
Found another interesting rock with a recess in it's side the same day, don't think it is were something has been but it is still interesting because of the cavities shape.
Re the preceding post/image (not the original specimen in this discussion):
I think I can see fine ridges running across the back of that recess...
If true, that suggests it is a mould of a fragment of a large bivalve (large enough not only for the evident thickness, but also the almost lack of curvture). The fine ridges represent calcite fibres, and seen in a section like this are commonly referred to as a palisade. Here's a clear example:
- http://northislandexplorer.com/fossils/cretaceous/inoceramus.htm
Thank's Mike, that looks possible.
Cannot have a closer look at it because I put it back on the beach!
I found this Gastropod at Mappleton, can you help with the I.D, it is Lower Jurassic, Middle lias.
Could do with prepping.
Thank you.
Tabfish ,
I can't help re gastropod ID, sorry (short of time at the mo').
Perhaps try one of the fossil forums:
- http://www.thefossilforum.com/
- http://www.discussfossils.com/
- Mike
Hi Mike
Still not back on 'shift's' but not far off.
I fully understand about not having time as we have a very active and creative 4 and a half year old grandson over for the weekend.
He is very artistic and questions all things interesting including the fossils, he knows the difference between a 'Dac' and an 'Arni' but I cannot get into him you call Gryphaea 'Devil's Toenails' he calls them Devil's no tails!
No rush to id the gastropod as I will prep it one day for our collection, in the same block is a Pleuroceras sp, I have attached an image of the ammonite for you to have a look at.
You've got some prepping to do there!
I can't help thinking, in these days of 3D printers that can print anything (so they'd have you believe), it would be nice to have a 3D unprinter - to prep-out fossils!
Great idea Mike!
The Grandson enjoying Mappleton!
Tabfish - Nice
Hi Tabfish,
You are soooooooo lucky! You always find interesting rocks! Are you a fossil expert because if you are I would make you help me with MY fossil identification! :)


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RTD said it will place a security guard on every LRT train operating after 6:30 p.m.; another two security guards will travel along each LRT line on the system as an additional measure during that time.
RTD also is rearranging the schedule of 26 armed, uniformed officers, including city police officers and sheriff's deputies serving RTD on contract, to increase police presence during nighttime and weekend operations, Sacramento Police Lt. Norm Leong, who oversees Regional Transit Police Services, told local media.
Residents past and present have at times told Railway Age Sacramento's LRT system is perceived as vaguely dangerous at certain times of the day. RTD acknowledges that riders have offered similar complaints to the agency. Two incidents so far this year, both involving shootings (one by police), have heightened concerns.
The adjustment also is being made in anticipation of future rider growth, including the influx of riders expected by the NBA Sacramento Kings and adjacent entertainment complex planned for downtown.
RTD says about 39,000 LRT riders travel between the peak hours of 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. on weekdays, but ridership is far less outside of that period. "That's the difference," Leong said. "You have more people in the system during those (peak) hours, so you don't feel alone."


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A deal for a proposed new Falcons stadium in downtown Atlanta could be announced as early as Monday.
According to published reports citing high-ranking sources involved in the new stadium negotiations the Falcons have agreed to pay more than $800 million for the new facility and would possibly pay off the remaining debt on the existing Georgia Dome, which would be demolished.
Sources familiar with the negotiations told WSB that $200 million in bonds issued through the City of Atlanta, not the Georgia World Congress Center Authority, would still be paid by through the city's hotel/motel tax.
Earlier this week reports surfaced Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed has warned city council members that the city of Los Angeles had expressed interest in acquiring the Falcons.
Falcons owner Arthur Blank reportedly shared that information with top city and state officials in their discussions about financing a new stadium in downtown Atlanta.
That may have been all it took to get officials onboard with a deal, despite public opinion that continues to be overwhelmingly against the stadium.
A recent statewide poll conducted by the AJC showed 72 percent of respondents either opposed or strongly opposed to using hotel/motel tax collections in Atlanta and unincorporated Fulton County to help finance construction.
That number had been a nonstarter for many in the Georgia legislature.
"It's hard to get lawmakers to vote for something that's polling 70-to-30 no," Gov. Nathan Deal told the paper. "They need to directly communicate with the public. Either way the public attitude has to be significantly changed from where it is now."
However, last week a new proposal was floated that would allow the stadium to be built with no vote from lawmakers at all.
Under the terms of a revised deal for the stadium, no congressional approval would be necessary to increase the bonding capacity of Georgia World Congress Center to $300 million. That would allow the $200 million bond package to continue to be backed by the existing hotel-motel taxes that are collected in the City of Atlanta.
The bonds would not need approval from Georgia lawmakers and the state would own the facility after 30 years.
Initially, The Georgia World Congress Center Authority (GWCCA) negotiated a deal with the Falcons that would have included $300 million in state-backed bonds, team owner Arthur Blank would pay the remaining $700 million.
Earlier this week GWCCA announced they had a shortlist of five architectural firms to design the stadium.
The five architectural firms chosen as finalists include Philadelphia-based EwingCole, Dallas-based HKS, Kansas City-based Populous, Atlanta-based tvsdesign (in partnership with Heery International and Gensler), and Kansas City-based 360 Architecture. These finalists were chosen from 10 applicants.
Interviews with the finalists will be scheduled in the next 30 days.
The new stadium is expected to span over 1.8 million square feet, and would seat up to 80,000 fans. It would be built to meet the standards of the NFL, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Major League Soccer and the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), according to WorldInteriorDesignNetwork.com.


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Chiropractic spinal traction therapy in Wakefield is a method of stretching and mobilizing the spine using hands-on or mechanic force. Alleviation in pain is sought with therapeutic spinal traction by loosening tight and/or constricted muscles around the spine, and to help decompress intervertebral discs in order to relieve pressure on the spinal nerve roots, which is a major cause of back and spine related pain. As with other chiropractic treatments, spinal traction may or may not help alleviate your pain, often times with chiropractic treatment what works on one patient may not be right for others. Your chiropractor will evaluate your condition and determine if traction, and in what form, is right for you.
Yes, a chiropractor can help people with allergies. Next time you are feeling unwell due to allergies, you should consider visiting a chiropractor in Wakefield . Chiropractic care is a holistic method of providing relief for the discomfort you feel when you suffer from allergies. Your chiropractor can successfully treat allergies by keeping your body healthy and less vulnerable to allergic reactions. A visit to a chiropractor, when you are suffering the symptoms of an allergic reaction, may help you to cope with your condition and make you feel much better. How can a Chiropractor help you? Allergic reactions are common immune disorders.
Best Back Pain Treatment in Wakefield – chiropractor will find way to help you.Millions of people around the world have benefitted from chiropractic care. Contrary to what most think, chiropractic treatment is not about just back pain. Chiropractors help patients with all kinds of pains, including hand pain. In this post, we will talk about visiting a chiropractor specifically for hand pain, along with tips and suggestions for finding the right clinic. Do You Need Chiropractic Treatment for Hand Pain? Chiropractors use a hands-on approach for treating pain, injuries and nerve issues. Their treatments can help in relieving pressure on the nerves, which can be caused by many different factors. There are many symptoms of chronic hand pain, including numbness, tingling, weakness, neck pain, shoulder stiffness and general dysfunction. You may also have decreased range of motion in the neck, shoulder, elbow, wrist and fingers. One may also have other kinds of issues, such as headaches, facial pain and other painful areas, depending on the cause of the actual pain. Patients dealing with chronic hand pain may have sleepless nights, as the pain might increase at night. In most cases, people believe that relying on painkillers is enough, which isn't recommended over a long period of time and that strategy is only masking the problem. Chiropractic care can help in reducing the symptoms and may offer instant relief. Chiropractors may use other alternative forms of treatment, such as soft tissue techniques to reduce the pain, in addition to using manual adjustments to make sure the joints are moving and functioning properly. Additionally, after the chiropractor has performed an orthopedic and neurological evaluation, might determine there are pinched nerves in your neck causing this issue, spinal decompression might be recommended. In many cases, these collective treatments can be adequate in reducing your dependency on drugs, medicines, and surgery. However, if the chiropractor finds that the pain is related to other things, they might suggest you to see a hand surgeon. Finding a Clinic. If you are looking for a hand pain chiropractor, be sure to ask questions specific to your hand complaints and find out what approach they plan to take. It's important that you select one of the known and experienced wellness chiropractic clinics for your condition. Check online to know what other patients have to say about their services, and most clinics have their own website, where you can find a lot of other details. On your first visit, your chiropractor will perform a thorough orthopedic and neurological evaluation. They might perform or refer you for certain diagnostics, such as x-ray, MRI, CT, ultrasound or electro diagnostics. All of this is done to better understand the underlying causes of hand pain and how to best treat your condition. If the condition can be treated with chiropractic and alternative therapies, this will be discussed with you so that treatment expectations can be set. Also, they might suggest exercises or restrict certain activities, until your hand is more functional. Have a question? As a patient, you have the right to know the pros and cons of receiving chiropractic care, so that you can make an informed decision.
What Things to Know for Chiropractic Treatment for Hand Pain?Contrary to what many people believe, there are several types of chiropractic treatment methods. Different chiropractors will specialize in different types of treatments, and not every type of back or neck pain will require the same care. To this end, chiropractors utilize several different methods to relieve pain all over the body. Because no two spinal deviations are the same, no two treatment methods are the same. Instead, chiropractors pull from a wide range of methods in order to customize a treatment plan for every patient. The benefits of chiropractic care lie in the wide range of treatments, as well as the holistic approach to medicine that examine the entire body, rather than each part of the body as an isolated piece. One type of treatment involves a manual spinal adjustment. It's important that you ONLY let your licensed chiropractor adjust your spine, because only they are trained and experienced enough to perform these types of manipulations. Letting an unlicensed person perform an adjustment can lead to serious injury. When a licensed chiropractor performs an adjustment, you will be asked to lie on a special table. Then your doctor will manually force different joints into place, and will also stretch certain muscles that may require it. While you may experience pressure at this time, almost always there is no discomfort. Your doctor will likely recommend you return to the office for regular adjustments for at least a few weeks while your spine becomes reacquainted with its proper alignment. A different type of treatment method for your back pain may include rehabilitation exercises. Your chiropractor will teach you a series of movements you can perform at home. They will recommend you perform these exercises daily in order to strengthen your core. When your core becomes weak, due to lack of exercise, your spine is forced to overcompensate. This can lead to your back becoming misaligned and can result in pain in your neck, back, and in other areas of your body. Your chiropractor may use one of these methods, or may choose a combination in order to attack the pain aggressively in order to relieve it much sooner. Beyond this, your chiropractor may utilize Electrical Muscle Stimulation, also known as EMS. EMS applies a deep penetrating electrical current to the areas in your back that are causing you pain. While it sounds intense, this type of treatment is pain-free, and many patients enjoy the sensation. The immediate stimulation can reduce inflammation and decrease pain. Talk with your doctor about all the different types of chiropractic methods that can help reduce the pain you are feeling. In doing so you can take a proactive and holistic approach to your healthcare. Working with a professional chiropractor cannot only alleviate pain throughout your back, but can also do so in other areas of your body. If you're in pain, realize it doesn't have to be that way. Talk with a chiropractor about methods of chiropractic care you can use to reduce pain in your everyday life.
Can a Chiropractic help with Treatment Neck Pain?Many people today are opting for natural healing. And one of the most popular natural healing methods is chiropractic. Chiropractors are trained to provide relief to their patients as fast as they possibly can. A reputable chiropractic practitioner will recommend the smallest number of treatments necessary to help prevent the patient's condition from recurring. If it is your first time to visit a chiropractic clinic, here are the steps that might help you.- Before a patient is treated, the chiropractor needs to conduct an interview with the patient. This may be done face to face or over the telephone. - During this interview, the chiropractor will discuss his philosophy and approach toward treatment. You will be asked to fill out forms which will provide the chiropractor with the information he needs to develop your treatment plan. The questions on the form will revolve around the details of your condition. Additionally, you may be asked to provide details about your family's and your own medical history, past and current treatments, and other existing conditions. - You will then undergo a chiropractic exam. The chiropractor will conduct a few general tests followed by other tests designed to evaluate your range of motion, muscle strength and tone, and neurological integrity. In some cases, the patient may be asked to undergo further chiropractic tests. Some patients may be asked to undergo diagnostic studies after the chiropractic exam. Diagnostic studies can sometimes aid in enabling the chiropractor to make a more accurate diagnosis. These may include x-rays, MRI, and other lab tests. - Combining the findings from the patient's history, chiropractic exam, and diagnostic studies, the chiropractor can then proceed to make a diagnosis. Once a diagnosis has been made, the chiropractor will explain his findings, whether chiropractic can help you, the treatment plan, and the length of the treatment process. Actual treatment may start during the first visit or the following visit. Although treatment plans are tailored to each individual patient, most plans include adjustment of the joints, soft tissue healing techniques, pain control, strengthening and stretching exercises, advice on proper posture and movement, and treatments like massage, cold/hot compress, and nutritional advice. Treatment plans for patients are often divided into two parts. The initial phase is centered on providing immediate pain relief and restoring normal functions. The second phase is long-term in nature and is geared toward enabling the patience to achieve a good measure of functional independence which, in turn, should lead to the complete restoration of the patient's ability to enjoy his normal routines. These are the basic steps you should remember when planning to visit a chiropractic clinic for the first time.


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Blake Baggett and Ashley Fiolek Podium Sun Valley, ID - May 23, 2012- The 2012 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship Series kicked off last weekend at the Hangtown Outdoor National held in Sacramento, CA. Two SCOTT athletes stood out from the rest by battling hard in their respective classes to come away with podium finishes.
SCOTT goggle athlete Blake Baggett had one of the best come-from-behind rides in recent history in the first Moto when he battled from mid-pack to catch and pass the leaders on the last lap for the win. In the second Moto, Baggett took an early lead and went on to win by a sizeable margin. His dominating 1-1 finishes would give him the Overall win in the 250 class.
SCOTT goggle athlete Ashley Fiolek also fought hard in her first Moto when she and rival Jessica Patterson battled back and forth for the lead, trading position multiple times. Fiolek fought hard and took the 1st Moto win. In the second Women's Moto, Ashley got off to a great start but a late crash while leading would relegate her to a 5th place finish. Her 1-5 Moto scores were good enough for 2nd overall on the day.
SCOTT sports would like to congratulate both athletes on their podiums and wish them good luck going into the next round in Texas.


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The 23-year-old man who accused Elmo puppeteer Kevin Clash of having a sexual relationship with him when he was 16 years old released a statement Tuesday recanting the allegations.
"This office represented the 23-year old man who was the subject of many media reports regarding Kevin Clash. He wants it to be known that his sexual relationship with Mr. Clash was an adult consensual relationship," the accuser's lawyers said in a statement, adding that the man will make "no further comment on the matter."
Sesame Workshop, the non-profit organization behind Sesame Street, announced Monday that Clash was taking a leave of absence to fend off the allegation that he had an inappropriate sexual relationship with a minor. The organization said it found that the allegations were unsubstantiated but did fault Clash with inappropriate usage of the Internet.
"I am relieved that this painful allegation has been put to rest. I will not discuss it further," Clash said in a statement through his publicist.


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Oh man I want to get Hodgman's newest book
@Lost Salient have you read any of John Hodgman's books of fake trivia?
They're all fantastic but the last one might be my favorite
Butler For Life #1 wrote: »About to start the Decameron for class.
Should be interesting.
I would actually highly recommend getting the audiobooks of the first two
They're read by him
Crimson King wrote: »inside of which is secreted Cum for Bigfoot
That sounds like a perfectly cromulent bookstore
wirehead26 wrote: »Anyone here read the most recent Dexter novel?
Lost Salient wrote: »I would actually highly recommend getting the audiobooks of the first two
They're read by him
If these suck I'm comin' after ya
"That is All" literally made me laugh to tears and then almost brought me to actual tears within the space of one night
It is way too good for what it is
in Melbourne there is a new independent bookstore that I found
three things about it make me feel like it may be my new favourite place
1. in their centre display they had Kate Beaton's book right in the middle
2. they had a Jonathan Lethem book in a country where I have never seen any Lethem in stores
they are called Embiggen Books
it is a place of magic and wonder
ugh goddamn you amazon
why you gotta have library of america books for 20ish bucks a pop
stop tempting me


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Haha Zuko may be on flames but Jacob is hotter than him. Literally!
I wanna have a Jake-tionary !!!!! And I give him 100000 billion
I'm so bumbed! The last airbender goes out only on the 22nd here -pouts*
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I'm surprised at the expensive 27" monitor recommendation. But then again I think that a monitor is something rarely upgraded (every two or three computer build cycles) and best splurged on when it is done. No recommendation for the Microcenter Korean IPS display ($399 vs. ~$700?)
Korean displays have enough drawbacks that you really can't recommend them to someone unless they are willing to accept the risks. The panel itself is good (if a touch below the "normal" vendors) but the rest of the display is a big question mark when it comes to quality.


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Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon is easily one of the most anticipated 3DS titles for 2013, so it's no surprise that the game was used to kick off today's Nintendo Direct. During the presentation, Nintendo touched on several additional multiplayer modes that will coincide with the previously revealed Hunter Mode.
Multiplayer in Dark Moon will support up to four players as they play cooperatively to climb up the ScareScraper tower. In addition to local wireless and download play, Dark Moon will support online play. All players will take on the character of Luigi and progress through a giant tower.
One of the modes includes the already-announced Hunter Mode which has players work together to capture all of the ghosts on each floor. If you prefer timed trials, you can play the Rush mode where you must escape the floor in the allotted time. The last mode is Polterpup and as the title suggests, you'll need to cooperatively search for and catch all of the Polterpup ghosts hidden in the tower.


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Pacific Northwest
September, 2009
Regional Report
Harvest Small Fruits
Harvest the last of the grapes and blueberries, and clean up any fallen apples and pears. Bruised fruit should be used right away. If you have a bumper crop of fruits, cook and freeze or can your bounty while it's still at the peak of perfection. Store apples and pears in a cool, airy place, such as a garage or protected porch. Apples, in particular, will last months with proper storage.
Clean Up the Garden
Regardless of the weather, October is not a month to let things go. Cleaning up under fruit trees and roses is essential. Fallen rotten fruit and diseased leaves are "hotels" for unwanted guests, such as insect larvae and fungal spores. Remove old fruit and foliage now, and you'll have fewer pest problems next spring.
Compost Your Debris
There always seems to be an overabundance of raw garden waste in the autumn months. You can turn this excess into black gold by following these easy steps: Start by running your lawn mower repeatedly through your fallen leaves to shred them into smaller pieces. This will speed up their rate of decomposition. Toss the leaves into a compost bin or mound them up in a corner of the yard. Add equal amounts of green grass clippings to your brown shredded leaves, and finish off your compost pile with a cap of 1 to 2 inches of garden soil, aged compost, or composted manure. Turn the pile every few weeks, and by next planting season you'll have a nice supply of organic mulch.
Keep Out Gophers and Moles
Where burrowing rodents are a problem, don't forget to use wire baskets as you go about your fall planting. If you make your own rodent restraints, use aviary wire or hardware cloth rather than chicken wire. The holes in chicken wire are large enough that gophers and moles can burrow right through.
Avoiding Red Thread
Help your lawn avoid red thread fungal disease by keeping it healthy this fall and winter. Feed the lawn with a 3-1-2 ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium fertilizer, applying it now before fall rains begin. If you haven't applied lime in the past 2 to 3 years, wait a week after fertilizing and apply it at the rate of about 80 pounds per 1,000 square feet of turfgrass area.


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43.1309 Undertaking-Justification of sureties-Termination of injunction for insufficient sureties.Cite as [A.S.C.A. § 43.1309]
(a) Before issuing a preliminary injunction or temporary restraining order the court shall, except when the injunction is granted on the application of the United States government, the government, or an officer or agency thereof or on the application of either spouse against the other in an action for divorce or separate maintenance, require a written undertaking on the part of the applicant, with sufficient sureties as the court may determine to the effect that the applicant will pay the opposing party the costs and damages not exceeding an amount to be specified, that the opposing party may sustain by reason of the injunction, if the court decides that the applicant should not have been entitled to the injunction or that he should pay the damage as the court may determine.
(b) In matters concerning disputes or controversies over communal or aiga land and matai titles only, before the full and final trial on the merits or permanent injunction can be held, the matter shall first be referred to the department of local government pursuant to 43.0302. The security or bond herein required shall be waived if and when the application for injunction is sought by the sa'o of a Samoan family to enjoin or prohibit a party from taking, conducting, or effectuating, specific action or activity on matters pertaining to communal or alga land or matai titles within his own family where he is the sa'o. The sa'o is the only authorized person under this act to bring such an application, unless the matai title of the sa'o is vacant or that he is incapacitated on such events, at least two blood male matai members of said family over the age of 18 may bring such an application and security thereof be waived. If the family does not have blood matai male members, then on such an occasion, at least two blood members of the family over the age of 18 may bring such application and the bond be waived.History: 1981, PL 17-6.
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Former title holder who removes himself and his family from village where former title held loses all power over such land. Current title holder in village may permanently enjoin former title holder and his family from entering land. Ofoia v. Amosa. ASR (1985).
Only the Sa'o (senior title holder) of a family may take injunctive action concerning matters of communal land within his family. Fairhold, et al v. Mau'au, et al, 1 A.S.R. 2d 73(1983).
Non-Sa'o's objection to land registration under section 37.0103 is not an action for injunction relating to communal land under this section. Tavaseu v. Paulo, 3 A.S.R.2d 97 (1986).
Issuance of a preliminary injunction requires a plaintiff's written undertaking to pay defendant's damages and costs, up to a specified amount and with sufficient sureties as the court may determine, which may result from the injunction if a permanent injunction is not granted and defendant is awarded damages and costs. A.S.C.A. § 43.1309(a). Gurr v. Scratch, 22 A.S.R.2d 103 (1992).
Statute prohibiting anyone but senior matai of Samoan family from bringing action to enjoin activities on communal land did not prohibit another member of family from objecting to registration of land by another family. A.S.C.A. §§ 37.0103, 43.1309. Sagatu v. Vaioli, 3 A.S.R.2d 97 (1986).
The sa'o of a family is the only person who is authorized to seek injunctive relief in actions concerning disputes or controversies over communal land; if the title is vacant or the sa'o is incapacitated, the application may be brought by (1) two blood matai male members of the family over age 18, or (2) if the family lacks two blood matai male members, two blood members of the family over age 18, if either is untitled or a female. A.S.C.A. § 41.1309(b). Savea v. Tunu, 24 A.S.R.2d 63 (1993).
A party seeking a preliminary injunction must post security to cover the costs and damages of a party wrongfully enjoined or restrained prior to a trial on the merits. A.S.C.A. § 41.1309. Le Vaomatua v. American Samoa Government, 23 A.S.R.2d 11 (1992).
Preliminary injunction against defendant's unauthorized construction on family communal land would be denied, as injunction would serve no purpose but punishment for past deeds, where: defendant had been assigned the building site by the late senior matai; defendant was rebuilding a home destroyed by fire; plaintiff matai did not object to defendant's having a home on communal land, but only to her doing so without his signature on the building permit; defendant would owe her contractor liquidated damages for any delay; and the normal requirement of security or bond requirement was not applicable. A.S.C.A. § 41.1309(b). Leaana v. Laban (Mem.), 12 A.S.R.2d 93 (1989).


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News Release
California Firm Recalls Ground Beef Products That May Contain Foreign Materials
Congressional and Public Affairs
Catherine Cochran (202) 720-9113
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19, 2013 – Central Valley Meat Company, a Hanford, Calif., establishment, is recalling 58,240 pounds of ground beef that may contain small pieces of plastic, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today.
The products subject to recall include:
- 40-lb. cases containing 10-lb. chubs of "Fine Ground Beef."
The products bear the establishment number "Est. 6063A" inside the USDA Mark of Inspection. The products were produced on April 1, 2013, and can be further identified by case code "6063A3091A" or "6063A3091B." The products were shipped to distribution centers in Arkansas, California, Montana and Texas and were intended for use by the National School Lunch Program.
FSIS discovered the problem during an investigation due to customer complaints. FSIS and the company have received no reports of illness or injury due to consumption of these products. Anyone concerned about an illness or injury should contact a health care professional.
FSIS routinely conducts recall effectiveness checks to verify recalling firms notify their customers of the recall and that steps are taken to make certain that the product is no longer available to consumers.
Media and consumers with questions about the recall should contact Brian Coelho, General Manager, at (559) 583-9624.
Consumers with food safety questions can "Ask Karen," the FSIS virtual representative available 24 hours a day at AskKaren.gov or via smartphone at m.askkaren.gov. "Ask Karen" live chat services are available Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET. The toll-free USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline, 1-888-MPHotline (1-888-674-6854), is available in English and Spanish and can be reached weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET. Recorded food safety messages are available 24 hours a day.
For information on how to report a problem with a meat, poultry or processed egg product to FSIS at any time, visit www.fsis.usda.gov/FSIS_Recalls/Problems_With_Food_Products. For information about the National School Lunch Program, call 703-305-2281, or visit http://www.fns.usda.gov/food-safety/food-safety.
|USDA Recall Classifications
|Class I
|This is a health hazard situation where there is a reasonable probability that the use of the product will cause serious, adverse health consequences or death.
|Class II
|This is a health hazard situation where there is a remote probability of adverse health consequences from the use of the product.
|Class III
|This is a situation where the use of the product will not cause adverse health consequences.