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A portrait by Francis Bacon has sold for 42.2 million pounds at a London auction, while an egg by US artist Jeff Koons cracked the 14 million pound mark.
Auctioneer Christie's says Bacon's image of his lover and muse, Portrait of George Dyer Talking, sold on Thursday to an anonymous telephone bidder.
The price was well over the pre-sale estimate of about 28 million pounds.
The value of Bacon's work has soared since his death in 1992. In November, a Bacon triptych depicting artist Lucian Freud fetched $142 million, becoming the most expensive artwork ever sold at auction.
Koons' stainless steel sculpture Cracked Egg (Magenta) sold for almost 14.1 million pounds, near its upper estimate.
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COMMON BRAND(S): Targretin
GENERIC NAME(S): Bexarotene
OTHER NAME(S): Bexarotene Capsule
This medication can cause severe birth defects if used during pregnancy. Women who are pregnant must not use bexarotene. If pregnancy occurs, notify your doctor right away. You should have a pregnancy test and birth control counseling from your doctor before you start treatment with bexarotene and every month while you are taking the medication. Use 2 effective forms of birth control together (or completely avoid sexual intercourse) starting 1 month before treatment starts, during treatment, and for 1 month after you stop. One of your forms of birth control should be non-hormonal (e.g., barrier method such as condoms/cervical cap/diaphragm, copper coil IUD, or spermicide).
Males taking this medication should use a condom during sexual activity with a woman who is pregnant or may become pregnant, continuing until 1 month after their last dose.
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Bexarotene is used to treat skin problems from a certain type of cancer (cutaneous T-cell lymphoma-CTCL). It belongs to a class of drugs called retinoids (vitamin A derivatives). Bexarotene works by slowing or stopping the growth of cells.
How to use Bexarotene
Read the Patient Information Leaflet provided by your pharmacist before you start using bexarotene and each time you get a refill. If you have any questions, consult your doctor or pharmacist.
Take this medication by mouth with or immediately after a meal, usually once daily or as directed by your doctor. The dosage is based on your body size, medical condition, and response to therapy. Swallow the medication whole. Do not crush or chew the medication. Do not use the capsule if it is broken or leaking. If the contents of the capsule touch your skin, immediately wash the area with soap and water and tell your doctor.
Do not increase your dose or take this medication more often than prescribed. Your condition will not improve any faster, and the risk of serious side effects may be increased.
It may take up to several months of continued use to see a response to treatment. Your dosage may need to be adjusted by your doctor during this time.
Since this drug can be absorbed through the skin and lungs and may harm an unborn baby, women who are pregnant or who may become pregnant should not handle this medication or breathe the dust from the capsules. Learn proper technique for safe handling and disposal of this medicine and its container. Consult your pharmacist.
Side Effects
Headache, tiredness, nausea, vomiting, dry skin, diarrhea, or trouble sleeping may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, notify your doctor.
Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
This medication can frequently increase the level of "bad" fats (cholesterol/triglyceride) in your blood. Your doctor will order blood tests to measure these fats. If your blood fat levels get too high, your bexarotene dose may need to be lowered or stopped, or you may need to start cholesterol medication.
This medication can cause an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism). Tell your doctor right away if any of these symptoms of low thyroid occur: unusual weight gain, feeling cold, constipation, slow heartbeat, low on energy. Your doctor will order a blood test and may start you on thyroid medication.
Tell your doctor right away if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: stomach pain, swelling of the hands/feet, muscle pain/stiffness/cramps, fast/pounding heartbeat.
Tell your doctor right away if any of these rare but very serious side effects occur: severe abdominal/back/stomach pain, persistent nausea/vomiting, dark urine, vision changes, yellowing eyes and skin.
This medication can lower the body's ability to fight an infection. Notify your doctor promptly if you develop any signs of an infection such as fever, chills, or persistent sore throat.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, seek immediate medical attention if you notice the following symptoms of an allergic reaction: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
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Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088 or at www.fda.gov/medwatch.
In Canada - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
Before taking bexarotene, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or to vitamin A-related drugs (other retinoids such as isotretinoin); or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.
This medication should not be used if you have certain medical conditions. Before taking this medicine, consult your doctor or pharmacist if you have: pancreatitis.
Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: frequent alcohol use, cataracts, high blood fats (high cholesterol/triglyceride), diabetes, gallbladder disease, liver problems, thyroid problems (e.g., hypothyroidism).
This medication may make you more sensitive to the sun. Limit your time in the sun. Avoid tanning booths and sunlamps. Use sunscreen and wear protective clothing when outdoors. Tell your doctor right away if you get sunburned or have skin blisters/redness.
Because this medication can lower your body's ability to fight an infection, wash your hands frequently to prevent the spread of infection.
This medication must not be used during pregnancy. If you become pregnant or think you may be pregnant, inform your doctor right away. (See also Warning section.)
Since this drug can be absorbed through the skin and lungs and may harm an unborn baby, women who are pregnant or who may become pregnant should not handle this medication or breathe the dust from the capsules.
It is not known if this drug passes into breast milk. Due to the possible harm to the nursing infant, breast-feeding while using this drug is not recommended. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
Your doctor or pharmacist may already be aware of any possible drug interactions and may be monitoring you for them. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
This drug should not be used with the following medication because a very serious interaction may occur: gemfibrozil.
If you are currently using the medication listed above, tell your doctor or pharmacist before starting bexarotene.
Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist of all prescription and nonprescription/herbal products you may use, especially of: tamoxifen, vitamins/supplements that contain vitamin A, drugs affecting liver enzymes that remove bexarotene from your body (e.g., azole antifungals such as itraconazole/ketoconazole, macrolide antibiotics such as clarithromycin/erythromycin, cimetidine, rifamycins including rifabutin, St. John's wort, certain anti-seizure medicines such as phenytoin/phenobarbital).
This medication may decrease the effectiveness of hormonal birth control such as pills, patch, or ring. This could cause pregnancy. You should use an additional form of reliable birth control while using this medication. (See also Warning section.) Consult your doctor or pharmacist for details.
This medication may interfere with certain laboratory tests (including CA-125 levels), possibly causing false test results. Make sure laboratory personnel and all your doctors know you use this drug. Consult your doctor for more details.
This document does not contain all possible interactions. Therefore, before using this product, tell your doctor or pharmacist of all the products you use. Keep a list of all your medications with you, and share the list with your doctor and pharmacist.
If someone has overdosed and has serious symptoms such as passing out or trouble breathing, call 911. Otherwise, call a poison control center right away. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center.
Do not share this medication with others.
Laboratory and/or medical tests (e.g., pregnancy tests, liver/thyroid tests, cholesterol/triglyceride levels, white blood count) should be performed periodically to monitor your progress or check for side effects. Consult your doctor for more details.
Missed Dose
If you miss a dose, take it with a meal as soon as you remember. If it is near the time of the next dose, skip themissed dose and resume your usual dosing schedule. Do not double the dose to catch up.
Store in a tightly closed container at room temperature between 36-77 degrees F (2-25 degrees C) away from light and moisture. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep all medicines away from children and pets.
Do not flush medications down the toilet or pour them into a drain unless instructed to do so. Properly discard this product when it is expired or no longer needed. Consult your pharmacist or local waste disposal company for more details about how to safely discard your product.Information last revised October 2016. Copyright(c) 2016 First Databank, Inc.
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Farmingdale State – 88, Maritime College – 56
Farmingdale, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State men's basketball team won their fifth straight game tonight with an 88-56 victory over Skyline opponent Maritime College (3-21, 3-14). The Rams improve to 19-5 overall, 15-2 in the conference with one game reamining in the regular season.
Tonight's game marked Senior Night for Robert Adon (New York, N.Y.), Dyshaun Flournoy (Brentwood, N.Y.) and Joshua Smith (Deer Park, N.Y.). Adon finished the night with nine points and three rebounds, Flournoy posted 11 points and six assists, and Smith totaled 13 points, seven rebounds and three assists.
In the first, the game stayed close and Farmingdale State led 14-12 with 11:02 to play, before the Rams ran away with the game on a 16-3 run over the next six minutes for the 30-15 advantage. The lead would be 16 or more for the rest of the game as they rolled to their fifth consecutive win.
Junior forward AJ Matthews (Brooklyn, N.Y.) continued his streak of double-doubles (21) with 24 points, 22 rebounds, while adding five blocks. Junior guard Ryan Davis (Flushing, N.Y.) poured in nearly a triple-double as he finished with 11 points, nine assists and eight rebounds for the night. Freshman forward Ibrahim Johnson (New York, N.Y.) scored 10 points and nine boards to round out the Rams five players in double figures.
For Maritime, Mike McSloy totaled a game-high 29 points, while Bill Sherwood scored 13 points and grabbed nine rebounds.
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Just saw it tweeted by Connolly.
As I recall, Wood may have had concerns over time with family and was encouraged to pursue other interests. So I guess things have come full circle.
Welcome back, Coach Wood.
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As part of her 'Monster Ball' world tour in 2009, Lady Gaga asked Nick Knight and Ruth Hogben to create a number of films to use as part of her on-stage performance and as interludes in the epic show. Building film into the architectonic feeling of the Monster Ball tour, these films explore iconic notions of fame, celebrity and life in an evolving metropolis.
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The Brain Program at the Cedars-Sinai Regenerative Medicine Institute comprises a group of scientists studying a variety of neurological diseases of the peripheral and central nervous system using stem cell technology as their primary research tool. Several groups have a particular focus on using induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) to research neurological diseases.
Skin cells from patients can be converted into iPSCs, which are matured into the affected neurons or other nervous system cell types such as astrocytes, Schwann cells or oligodendrocytes. Scientists in the Brain Program can then study these cells in a dish to assess disease initiation, progression and possible treatment. This "disease modeling in a dish" was unattainable prior to the development of iPSC technology.
In addition, several researchers in the Brain Program are interested in transplanting human neural stem cells derived from iPSCs and other sources into animal models of degenerative diseases and stroke to determine if these cells can be used for treatment.
Other groups in the Brain Program focus on the molecular signals that regulate neural stem cell behavior and how these signals may go awry and lead to brain tumors. Using patient-specific mutations to create tumor models in animals, they are uncovering more targeted treatments to halt the progression of these malignancies. The Brain Program covers a diverse set of neurological conditions, from degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, Huntington's, Parkinson's, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) to stroke and cancer. Peripheral nervous system diseases, like Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, are also studied.
Patient skin cells were obtained, converted into iPSCs and subsequently matured into neurons in a culture dish, which are labeled in green. Using this technology, we can directly study neurons from patients with brain and spinal cord diseases to develop new therapies.
The Brain Program is the recipient of the largest research grant ever awarded to Cedars-Sinai. The grant, funded by the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), is for the development of stem cell treatments for patients with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease — a progressive, fatal and currently incurable neurodegenerative disease.
Stem cells have the potential to protect damaged motor neurons in ALS, as does a protein called glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF). However, direct GDNF delivery to the brain or spinal cord has been impossible because GDNF does not cross the blood-brain barrier. For a novel treatment, the Brain Program is generating stem cells that make GDNF, and is then transplanting these stem cells into the affected spinal cord to protect sick neurons.
The Brain Program recently received National Institutes of Health (NIH)/CIRM funding for the development of potential therapies to treat Huntington's disease, an incurable neurodegenerative genetic disorder that severely affects movement and cognitive functions. We are collaborating with the Cedars-Sinai iPSC core, which has produced 15 new iPSC lines from patients with mild to advanced Huntington's disease.
The Brain Program is also investigating
- New ways to control gene expression in cells for use in gene and stem cell therapy.
- Strategies for genetic engineering of stem cells derived from patients with an inherited disease, to "fix" the genetic defect. These cells will be used to test new therapeutics and to potentially replace damaged nervous system cells in future clinical trials.
Collaborative Research
The Brain Program brings together a team of scientists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons, as well as develops collaborations with other specialty areas. The research also involves collaborations with other institutions, including Emory University in Georgia and California Pacific Medical Center.


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The boom and beyond: Managing commodity price cycles has been added to your bookmarks.
The end of the commodity price boom is leaving many countries scrambling for ways to diversify their economies accordingly.
Commodity-exporting economies hit the mother lode in recent years when commodity prices boomed in 2006–2008 and then again in 2010–2011. The brisk pace of global economic activity and rising demand from emerging markets drove up commodity consumption and prices. And the boom, in turn, boosted growth and fiscal balances for resource-rich countries.
Overcoming these challenges of commodity dependence will require a targeted pursuit of economic diversification.
However, commodity prices are cooling once again due to a slowing of the global economy, changes in China's growth model, and other macroeconomic factors. As the good times recede, the pitfalls of an overdependence on commodities are being revealed. Resource-centric economies are finding their economic growth and fiscal health vulnerable to the vagaries of global markets. They are also discovering that a neglect of other sectors has resulted in higher risks and fewer employment opportunities.
Overcoming these challenges of commodity dependence will require a targeted pursuit of economic diversification. Economies can start by focusing on adding value to their resources instead of taking the easy path of exporting raw materials. In addition, they will need to invest in developing a pool of high- and semi-skilled talent that can support diverse industries. Also required will be constitutional mechanisms limiting fiscal reliance on revenues from commodity exports.
A key economic characteristic of the new millennium has been the steady rise in commodity prices, especially over the period 2000–2008 (see figure 1). This was the result of a number of factors, including a prolonged period of strong global growth, restricted supplies, and, importantly, a sharp rise in demand from emerging markets. Robust growth in emerging markets has been a prominent driver of resource prices (see figure 2), boosting emerging markets' share of global commodity consumption. For example, China and India accounted for 2 percent of global fuel and mining imports in 1990; by 2008, their share had gone up to 12 percent, and it climbed further to 18 percent in 2012 (see figure 3). The increasing prominence of commodities as an investment alternative is also influencing commodity prices. However, this phenomenon has also contributed to greater price volatility, particularly for crude oil, whose price fluctuates markedly as a result of politico-economic events.
Among the various commodities, hydrocarbons have undoubtedly been the center of most price-related discussions, with crude oil prices increasing by 244 percent during 2000–2008; this contrasts with price declines of 52 percent in 1980–1989 and 22 percent in 1990–1999. However, other resources have not been far behind (see figure 4). For example, the price of iron ore nearly quadrupled during 2000–2008, while that of copper almost tripled. Both of these metals had fared poorly in the previous decade, with iron ore prices falling by 15 percent and copper prices by 41 percent during 1990–1999.
Meanwhile, food prices also gained steadily from 2000 onward and spiked during 2006–2008, leading to a sharp rise in inflation across the world that resulted in social unrest in a number of developing economies.
Resource-rich economies saw the commodity boom of 2000–2008 drive up economic growth (see figure 5) and push external balances into strong surpluses. For example, real GDP growth in oil-rich Saudi Arabia shot up to an annual average of 5.1 percent in 2000–2008, compared to 3.5 percent in 1990–1999. Other notable beneficiaries of the commodity boom were Chile (copper), Australia (iron ore and coal), and Brazil (iron ore, agricultural products, and oil). In fact, Australia, buoyed by China's continued appetite for its resources, was the only developed economy that avoided a recession during the global economic downturn of 2008–2009. Africa has been another beneficiary of the commodity boom, given the continent's large mineral reserves.
The commodity boom also bolstered public finances (see figure 6) and encouraged expenditures essential for sustainable economic growth and development (see figure 7).
For instance, in Africa and the Middle East, particularly in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, infrastructure investments and social welfare spending increased. GCC members also started sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) with oil money. They began focusing on diversifying their economies by scaling up the value chain in manufacturing and services as well as by enhancing education, critical for long-term growth and job creation.
Commodity prices slumped in 2009 due to the global economic downturn, and although worldwide stimulus efforts revived prices in 2010–2011, they seem to have stalled yet again, starting in 2012. For example, crude oil prices declined 1.4 percent between January 2012 and October 2013, while metal prices dipped 11.4 percent in the same period (see figure 8).
No doubt, stalling global growth is an important reason for the current period of commodity weakness, with slowing growth in emerging economies of greater concern for commodity exporters. GDP growth for China, a major commodity importer, dipped to 7.8 percent year over year in Q3 2013 from 12.1 percent in Q1 2010 (see figure 9). The decline in growth for India, another large commodity consumer, has been sharper. More worrisome is that China's growth is unlikely to return to the double-digit levels of 1990–2008 in the medium term, as its policymakers are focusing more on equality.
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), real GDP growth in China is set to remain below 8 percent through 2013–2018. Furthermore, any shift in China's growth model will also alter the country's commodity consumption mix, affecting global prices. For instance, demand for construction-related commodities could ease as the country moves away from its investment-oriented economic model. Slowing growth in other large commodity importers—the United States and the European Union—has also adversely affected commodity prices.
The current strain on global commodity markets is also due in part to two significant trends: reviving investor risk appetite and a possible winding down of the US Federal Reserve's (Fed's) quantitative easing (QE) program. The former has been responsible for rising interest in equities with commodities, with gold especially losing out (see figure 10); gold prices have declined 34.6 percent since their peak in September 2011. Meanwhile, any move by the Fed to trim down QE is likely to impact liquidity, which is a prime driver of speculation in commodity markets. Moreover, as cheap money returns to the United States, the dollar could become stronger, thereby becoming an added drag on commodity prices.
There have been significant changes in the supply situation as well. For example, shale discoveries could help the United States, the world's foremost importer of petroleum, achieve a high degree of energy self-sufficiency. Rising investments in mining across Africa and Asia are also likely to assist supply in the short to medium term. No wonder, then, that the IMF expects its overall commodity index to decline 12.6 percent over 2013–2018. While metal prices are set to remain nearly flat, double-digit declines are expected in agricultural and energy commodities. The latter is likely to benefit from reduced political risk as well, especially if current strains in the Middle East ease.
Resource-dependent economies are often particularly vulnerable to global economic conditions, as their exports, and therefore their growth, are tied to the volatility of global commodity markets. Easing commodity prices since 2012 have dented growth in several key commodity producers, such as Chile and Russia. While Chile's economic fortunes are closely tied to international copper prices (see figure 11), Russia's economic performance follows oil prices. With the price of both products easing, economic growth has slowed in both countries. In Chile, GDP growth declined to 4.1 percent year over year in Q2 2013 from 9.8 percent in Q1 2011; over the same period, Russian growth declined to 1.2 percent from 3.8 percent.
The recent commodity boom also made some countries complacent in their efforts to undertake reforms and bolster public finances. For instance, in Russia, as more oil money flowed in—making up more than 50 percent of government revenue—state spending shot up. The country's non-oil budget deficit continued to widen: It is set to rise to an estimated 10.3 percent of GDP in 2013 from 3.6 percent in 2007. Closing this gaping non-oil budget deficit by cutting costs and diversifying the economy is only now gaining attention as global oil prices subside and oil production becomes more challenging. GCC economies, meanwhile, have also failed to diversify government revenues, levying negligible taxes and relying heavily on oil sales for public finances.
Furthermore, as commodities become a larger contributor to GDP, some economies appear to have allowed other sectors to take a backseat. This is not only risky for growth, but can also limit job opportunities for people of different abilities and aspirations. For instance, in Australia, even as mining activity has grown, manufacturing has declined due to high labor and energy costs, as well as Australian manufacturers' relatively low economies of scale compared to US or German manufacturers (see figure 12). Australia ranks the third-highest globally in hourly direct pay in manufacturing, while electricity costs for manufacturers have increased by 67.5 percent since 2008.
In addition, extraction industries in a number of commodity-rich countries are controlled by state-owned monopolies. As a result, such economies often face market inefficiencies and below-par utilization of resources. In Venezuela, for example, the oil sector is hobbled by political demands. The state-owned oil company Petroleos de Venezuela is often called upon to fund social programs and fuel subsidies, leaving the company with little to invest in oil exploration and production. As a result, Venezuela's total oil output has declined to 2.5 million barrels per day in 2012 from its peak of approximately 3.5 million barrels per day in 1997. Meanwhile, Brazilian state-owned oil company Petrobras has only recently started to undo years of inefficiency by focusing on cutting costs and improving returns from investments.
Economic diversification is tough to attain, but it is the only real safeguard for commodity producers against the vagaries of the commodities market. As the intention to reduce commodity dependence is often left by the wayside at the next boom, constitutional mechanisms may have to be introduced to curb the tendency to rely solely on commodities. Curbs may also need to be placed on the quantity of and purpose for which surpluses arising from commodity exports may be used. For example, Norway directs most of its oil revenue into a fund and allows only 4 percent of the fund to be tapped for public spending.
Countries that formulate their budgets around commodity trade should also ensure that they are incorporating rational price assumptions. For example, while Oman's budget for 2014 assumes oil prices of $85 per barrel, Russia's budget assumes prices of $101 per barrel. Using long-term commodity prices rather than spot prices in budget planning is perhaps a wise move; this approach is already being adopted in Chile, which draws substantial state revenue from copper.
A first step toward economic diversification could be to shift from exporting mere raw commodities to more value-added products. The technical know-how required for adding value to raw commodities may call for private-sector participation or even international collaboration. For instance, Ethiopia is collaborating with various entities in India and China to establish leather products industries rather than exporting only semi-processed hides and leathers. Uganda, which discovered oil in 2006, is working to establish the country's first refinery, which will not only add value in its oil sector but also create jobs and strengthen the country's infrastructure.
Focusing on research and education will also be important for commodity-rich countries seeking to diversify into manufacturing and services. These efforts are critical to developing a pool of high- and semi-skilled workers who can operate in high-value-added sectors, which in turn can boost overall job opportunities. In this context, Saudi Arabia's efforts to develop a manufacturing and knowledge economy by 2025 (see figure 13) are laudable. Meanwhile, countries seeking to move away from resource-centric economic models will need to prevent labor market distortions that generally occur during commodity booms. This will help ensure that talent is not diverted into relatively low-skilled but temporarily high-paying positions in the extraction industry.


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SACRAMENTO – Caltrans announced that Richard Gonzalez, a 52-year-old Caltrans maintenance worker, died shortly before 9 a.m. today after being struck by a vehicle while he was picking up litter along the northbound Interstate 15 connector ramp to eastbound State Route 94 in San Diego.
He is the third Caltrans worker to die on the job in 48 days - the most ever in such a short period of time.
On May 4, Stephen Palmer, Sr. was struck by a trolley and killed in National City near San Diego. On June 7, Jaime Obeso was killed by an errant vehicle while working on Interstate 8 in Imperial County.
Caltrans has called a statewide safety stand down to emphasize safety procedures. All routine or regularly-scheduled highway maintenance activities are being temporarily halted to revisit and reinforce all aspects of field safety and to ask the public for help. Caltrans will post notices on its statewide network of more than 700 electronic highway message signs reminding motorists to watch out for Caltrans employees. Flags will be at half staff on Caltrans buildings across the state in remembrance of Caltrans workers who have needlessly lost their lives this year.
"Every day, highway workers put their lives in danger just by going to work," said Acting Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty. "These three tragic incidents are sobering reminders that we all must do everything we can to keep our highways safe. Motorists must slow down, watch out for highway workers and safely move over a lane when passing work crews."
Highway construction and maintenance work is one of the most dangerous occupations in the United States. The risk of death is seven times greater for highway workers than for the average worker. Since the 1920s, 178 Caltrans employees have died while on the job.
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Arthur Ray Shaw, 74, who held various positions at The Gadsden Times including reporter, editor and editorial page editor during his almost 40-year career, died Monday.
Arthur Ray Shaw, 74, who held various positions at The Gadsden Times including reporter, editor and editorial page editor during his almost 40-year career, died Monday.
Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Liberty Methodist Cemetery in Hokes Bluff. The Rev. Steve Baccus will officiate.
Shaw was a 1957 graduate of Hokes Bluff High School and worked for The Times from January 1959 until his retirement in February 1998.
Times Sports Editor Emeritus Jimmy Smothers worked with Shaw for a number of years.
"Arthur Ray was one of the first employees who befriended me when I joined The Gadsden Times," Smothers said. "He was a news reporter who helped Jimmy Bryan and me in sports on weekends, and we covered a lot of games together.
"One of my favorite memories of Arthur Ray is one Christmas when he and I carried Bob Johnson, who was playing Santa Claus, to Sardis to present gifts, sweets, food and toys to a lady and her children who had been abandoned by their husband and father."
Former Times City Editor Randy Johnson said Shaw was an "old-time" newsman.
"He was a stickler for simple, accurate journalism. He liked reporters who could take a complicated subject and explain it to the reader in simple terms," Johnson said.
"When I started at The Times in 1974, Arthur Ray was one of the first people I met," Johnson said. "He never seemed to change and was always just Arthur Ray until he retired. In fact, in our most recent visits and conversations, he was still just Arthur Ray."
Shaw was a longtime baseball and Chicago White Sox fan and University of Alabama football fan.
"Since his retirement, he and I would go to many Birmingham Barons game, and he went with my family and me to several Chicago White Sox exhibition and regular season games in Atlanta in recent years," Johnson said. "In 1990, he and his nephew's family and my family went to Chicago for a White Sox series, and it was a fun and memorable trip for all of us.
"I don't remember all the details, but Arthur Ray enjoyed telling a story about meeting and having a long conversation with former Major League pitcher Harvey Haddix in a restaurant when, I think, Arthur Ray was covering the Wallace campaign for president in 1972," Johnson said.
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My mother always wanted to play the piano, so I took piano lessons for 7 years. Yes, seven years. Whenever I tell people this, they always cringe. I didn't mind, though, at the time, and I still don't mind. I mean how do you know if you like and/or are good at something if you don't try? It's an education ~ just not in a school building. For the last five of those years, I also took ballet, tap, and jazz dance lessons. Alas, I never did become a pianist nor a dancer, but they were two things that were checked off my list. Piano and dance "down" and everything else "to go."
And I Practiced A Little More
I really couldn't stand my piano teacher; she was really grumpy. I got the impression that she didn't like kids very much, which was kind of odd since that is exactly who she taught. I had a more than healthy "respect" for her, though. At one of my first lessons, I made a mistake while playing and she "rapped" my hands with her musical stick pointer "thingy". Now, stop cringing and getting all upset on my childhood's behalf. Every time I share this little tidbit, people always get all upset, and if someone did it to my child, well, let's just say they'd know exactly what a "mama bear" is once I was done. However, this was a different time and place. I always get the question, "What did you do?" I guess people expect that I went home and told my mom, but I didn't. I went home, and I practiced. And I practiced, and practiced, and then I practiced a little more. I practiced until I didn't make any mistakes while playing the musical piece. I never did get my hands "rapped" again for making a mistake. It really had been just about my pride and my sense of competition for me. And my mom? Well, she got to listen to me practice while she made dinner, which was her absolute favorite part. You see, she had grown up poor, seven of eight children, and there had been no extra money for piano lessons while she was growing up. However, if you could hear my mother sing, you'd know that she can't carry a tune in a paper bag. Let's just say that my mother is just not musically inclined, but oh, how she wanted to be!
It's A Bust!
Speaking of competition, the real impetus of my "stick-to-it-ness" with the piano lessons was a plastic bust. You see, every year at the recital for perfect attendance each child received a plastic bust [6 inches in height] of a famous composer. My first year my mother and I were a little "spotty" on the attendance, and I didn't receive one. That moment was when I realized that piano could be competitive. There was a prize for goodness sakes! Why hadn't anyone told me this? If I had known there was a prize, I would've shown up for every lesson. After that year, I had perfect attendance, and I received a different bust every year for six years. Towards the end of my piano career, I was even in official piano competitions.
Play It Again, Sam
The demise of my piano career was due to making the volleyball team [and the basketball team, and the softball team]. While there is competition in piano, it's lonely. I guess I preferred the team sports. Oh well. In looking back, I'd do it all again because nothing put a bigger smile on my mom's face than when I practiced while she fixed dinner every evening. She'd always say, "Play it again, Sam," and I did.


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U.S. textile and apparel manufacturers, once the biggest customers for U.S. cotton farmers, have now given up more than 1 million jobs to cotton and manmade fiber imports from China and other textile and apparel-producing countries.
The American Manufacturing Trade Action Coalition said the U.S. textile and apparel-manufacturing sector lost an estimated 4,700 jobs in May 2007, bringing the total loss for the industry since 1994 — the year the North American Free Trade Agreement was implemented — to more than 1 million jobs.
"The loss of 1 million jobs is an outrage," said Auggie Tantillo, AMTAC executive director. "It drives home the point that the current U.S. trade policy has failed and must be changed now. An uncontrolled flood of imports, often heavily subsidized, is crippling the U.S. textile industry."
Despite the loss, nearly 550,000 jobs remain along with tens of billions of dollars in productive capacity, he said. That ability to survive against the onslaught of textile imports shows the U.S. textile industry is still the most competitive in the world.
But U.S. textile mills that once bought 10 million to 11 million bales of U.S. cotton annually are now down to less than half that amount, according to USDS statistics.
"The industry still maintains a large footprint although forced by U.S. trade policy to compete with both hands tied behind our back," he said. "Analysis shows that the U.S. textile industry would have added more than 400,000 new jobs had this growth in the U.S. market been supplied by domestic production."
The textile and apparel jobs losses since the NAFTA implementation in 1994 range from a low of 38,900 in California to a high of 193,000 in North Carolina, he said.
Why pick on NAFTA? "While NAFTA alone has caused only a portion of the job losses in the industry since 1994, its implementation was symbolic of a sea change in U.S. trade policy," Tantillo said. "With NAFTA, the United States either gave free access or lowered barriers to imports of manufactured products from Mexico, a country with an economy less than one-tenth the size of the U.S. economy."
While Mexico with a population of 102 million in 1994 could undercut U.S. wage rates, its consumers had little ability to buy finished U.S. products in large quantities. Unsurprisingly, he said, the arrangement turned a small U.S. trade surplus with Mexico in 1994 to a $64 billion trade deficit in 2006.
"This model was replicated in the Uruguay Round that led to the formation of the World Trade Organization, China and Vietnam's accession to the WTO, and free trade agreements like those with Chile, Singapore, Morocco, the CAFTA countries, Peru, Colombia, and Panama," he said. "In addition, this model is the format for the ongoing negotiations in Doha Round and the recently completed free trade agreement with Korea.
"All of these trade deals have one common thread. They opened the U.S. market to a flood of imported manufactured goods from countries where the U.S. manufacturers, in return, received access to markets (1) where consumers have little ability to purchase finished U.S. goods in substantial quantities, and/or (2) where high tariff and non-tariff barriers remain."
According to Tantillo, that policy is one of the main reasons why:
• The United States has run a cumulative trade deficit in excess of $5 trillion since 1994;
• The U.S. trade deficit in textiles and apparel has jumped from $28 billion in 1994 to $77 billion in 2006;
• The cumulative U.S. trade deficit in textiles and apparel since 1994 is $659 billion; and,
• The United States has lost 3.2 million manufacturing jobs since 2000.
AMTAC believes Congress has the choice to change course or stay with a failed status quo, he said. "Congress must stop passing the buck and reassert itself in the trade policy arena or U.S. manufacturing will lose millions more of the 14 million jobs that still remain."
To fix U.S. trade policy and stop massive deficits and manufacturing job losses, AMTAC believes legislation must be passed to:
• Eliminate the disadvantage caused by foreign value-added (VAT) taxes;
• Stop unfair currency misalignment by countries like China;
• Codify the application of countervailing duty (CVD) law to non-market economies like China and Vietnam;
• More rigorously penalize foreign theft of intellectual property.
Congress should also reject the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement and refuse to renew Trade Promotion Authority, Tantillo said.
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Former WSCC baseball star and Arizona Diamondbacks infielder Jake Elmore visits campus, reminisces about career with Lions
HANCEVILLE – Jake Elmore, a former Wallace State baseball star and current Arizona Diamondbacks infielder, was preparing to make his first major league start at shortstop at Busch Stadium in mid-August when the chills and goosebumps overcame him.
His dreams of making the big leagues had arrived.
"It wasn't my first at bat at home in Arizona, it really wasn't. It was when we were in St. Louis and they announced the Cardinals as the defending World Series champions. That's when it started to sync in that we were about to play against the team I was watching in the World Series the previous year," said Elmore, who had two hits during the game, including a double. "After that moment and game it became baseball again."
Elmore, a Pleasant Grove grad, visited campus this month to deliver a Diamondbacks jersey to Wallace State coach Randy Putman and to reminisce about his recent promotion and collegiate memories.
The 5-foot-10 Elmore carved out quite a career at Wallace State, spanning the 2006-07 seasons. He was a freshman leader on WSCC's 2006 NJCAA World Series team, hitting .407 with three homers, 48 RBIs and 22 steals. At the World Series, Elmore earned the "Big Stick" award for hitting .526 during tournament play as the Lions finished fourth nationally. The same season he was named the ACCC/Region 22 Tournament MVP.
As a sophomore, Elmore hit .450 with four homers, 45 RBIs, 26 steals and 20 doubles. He ended his Wallace State career as a .428 hitter with 93 RBIs and 111 runs scored.
"Winning the 'Big Stick' at the World Series was a big deal, but I would have traded it in a heartbeat to win a championship out there (in Colorado)," Elmore said. "Wallace State was the perfect place for me out of high school. As far as learning baseball, I never learned more in two years than I did the two years here. There's just so much to learn straight out of high school, and sometimes you may get pushed under the rug at a four-year school and not learn those things. You absorb a great amount of learning here."
Upon his August promotion, Elmore became the fourth former Wallace State player in four years to make his major league debut, joining Derek Holland in 2009, Craig Kimbrel in 2010 and Graham Godfrey in 2011. Elmore is the lone position player among the quartet and the first since Terry Jones in the mid-1990s.
"I think four guys making the majors that quickly is a testament to the coaching here and who coach Putman has recruited and developed. You hear about big-time players going to big-time schools and they never make it out. You've got to develop the talent once you get it in, and the players know the high expectations surrounding the program and know they've got to work hard," said Elmore, a teammate of both Holland and Kimbrel at WSCC. "It's not every day you hear about one community college having four guys make it to the big leagues like we have, so it makes it special."
Elmore holds Wallace State in high esteem.
"It was like a second home to me. People on campus always went out of their way to get you where you wanted to go academically," he said. "It's a fun place to go to college."
Elmore collected seven RBIs in 68 at bats with the Diamondbacks after his promotion. He hit .344 with 73 RBIs, 30 doubles, 95 runs scored and 32 stolen bases at Triple-A Reno (Nev.) before his call-up, including setting a franchise record 31-game hitting streak.
"The hitting streak was a great experience. The coolest part is how much the team gets behind you. When I started getting to 20 or 25 games in a row, even if I was 0 for 3, the entire team was on the dugout rail, cheering and waiting to see if I got a hit. When I did, it was like we won the World Series," said Elmore, who transferred to Arizona State after his WSCC career. "I had a good year, and the hitting streak was a big part of it. It was a fun run, no doubt."
During his month and a half stay with the Diamondbacks, Elmore said his favorite cities to visit were St. Louis and San Francisco, and one of the toughest pitchers he faced was Giants closer Sergio Romo.
Elmore said most of the Diamondbacks agreed his former WSCC teammate Kimbrel is the toughest right-handed pitcher to hit against in the majors.
Elmore plans to visit the team's training complex in Arizona in November and has been instructed this offseason to work some at catcher, a position he thrived in at high school. He'll return to Alabama in December and spend a month at home, working out and preparing for spring training.
For more information about the Wallace State athletics, visit wallacestate.edu.
Russell Moore
Staff Writer
Wallace State Community College
P.O. Box 2000, Hanceville, AL 35077
1-866-350-9722 Direct line: 256-352-8443
256-352-8314 fax
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Innovate or die. It's an oft-repeated phrase about the adoption of technology and innovation that evokes Darwinian images of people running scared, trying to stay ahead of the curve just enough not to get trampled by the pack. From the perspective of the State Department, we see a different image -- that of a blank canvas that is being painted a bit every day. We see how harnessing technology and digital networks is making our public diplomacy more strategic and how it is strengthening and amplifying the bonds between individuals and institutions like the State Department.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has made 21st Century Statecraft, or using digital networks to advance America's interests around the world, a key part of our foreign policy approach.
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Our Ambassador to Turkey Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr. explained the rationale -- the U.S. relationship with Turkey is a high priority and we are always seeking to expand the ways in which we can inform and engage with the people of Turkey. Social media offered us a way to do that in real time with much broader reach than we could ever hope for with traditional shoe leather public diplomacy.
Social media also offers a powerful way for the State Department to listen to foreign publics and better understand their needs and aspirations. That's why we're reaching out directly to citizens across the world as Department Spokesperson Victoria Nuland takes questions from the public selected from those 10 official Twitter accounts using the hashtag #AskState and holding a Twitter briefing each Friday during the month of January for the Department's 21st Century Statecraft month -- an opportunity to showcase the ways in which our diplomats in Washington and our embassies overseas use social and digital media every day to speak directly with people about U.S. policy.
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Editor's Note: This entry appeared first on the Huffington Post.
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"Innovate or die. It's an oft-repeated phrase about the adoption of technology and innovation that evokes Darwinian images of people running scared, trying to stay ahead of the curve just enough not to get trampled by the pack."
This is what we have in society at the moment. Perhaps not understanding this is partly why America is falling behind. I don't agree with it myself but this IS how the game is played (not just in technology) - at least for now unfortunately.
"From the perspective of the State Department, we see a different image -- that of a blank canvas that is being painted a bit every day."
Nice notion or poetry but the canvass has been drawn on and re drawn for centuries in much the same way. Long ago we used paintbrushes but now we digitally print. Some call this innovation and it is in some respects but it has a cost. Is it worth it? i cant say.
It would be nice to have a blank slate to draw our future - it would make things much easier - but we don't. Unless of course you come up with a "new game", we are just painting (or printing) on a very old canvass.
At least the state dept. is trying something so a thumbs up for that.
What happens if you don't try? Nothing.
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Chris Pine isn't usually one to kiss and tell, but the blue-eyed hunk reveals why he recently split up with model Dominique Piek in OUT's June/July issue. "It's really hard in our business to maintain something," the 6-foot-1 actor admits. "For me, right now, it'd be really hard."
(Pine, whose exes include Olivia Munn and Audrina Patridge, began dating Piek in the fall of 2011. The pair quietly split in the spring of 2013.)
Though he's not looking for love at the moment, Pine acknowledges that it's not too hard to meet women in Hollywood. "Well, I'm a 32-year-old man," he says with a smile. "I feel like it's always springtime."
For now, the actor is focused on promoting Star Trek Into Darkness. To get in shape for the international press tour, Pine completed a three-week green juice cleanse. "I can't eat pasta like I used to, even, like, a month ago. It's too much," the L.A. native says. "And nothing beats a good bottle of red wine and some Italian food."
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Pine says he knew that Quinto was gay "from the moment I met him" — not that it made a difference. "It was just who Zach was and that's that. I'm sensitive, and I don't ever want to make anyone feel uncomfortable. Knowing that for Zach it was more about a career thing and that he was not comfortable at the time coming out — it was fine," Pine tells OUT. "It was something that we kind of tiptoed around and I just took it as a given, because that's what he wanted."
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The constants below are defined by this extension, and will only be available when the extension has either been compiled into PHP or dynamically loaded at runtime.
Check whether session started using Predefined Constants
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SID constant defined dynamically!
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Here is some info about how to use SID. Experiment run on WAMPserver, PHP version 5.2.6.
Using FireFox 3.0.
In php.ini, session.use_cookies has an effect upon whether or not SID passes an empty string or the session info. If it is on, SID is evaluated for the session info upon initial page view, but once a cookie has been set (automatically by session.use_cookies) in the browser, subsequent views (like page reloads or using the back button) have the cookie being returned to the script so SID is then evaluated as an empty string. On the other hand, if session.use_cookies is off, (and provided you don't create a cookie by some other means), SID will evaluate as the session info no matter how many times you reload the page or use the back button because session_start() keeps opening a new session and no cookies are being set. Be aware this behavior will change the functionality of any links you build with SID. To have a reliable link with session info in it, spell it out using session_name() and session_id(), not SID. Example:
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Who do you think the Miami Dolphins top two receivers will be this year? And as a bonus question, who do you want the Miami Dolphins top two receivers to be?
If you're not familiar with a "You Tell Me", basically I just ask a question and you guys let me know. The kick is that I don't provide my own opinion. I want to know what you guys think without me influencing you at all.
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As I study all things new in languages and modeling, I return to an improved old friend. I bought myself Terry Halpin's second edition of 'Information Modeling and Relational Databases' and am happily re-invigorating my knowledge of ORM. What's ORM, you may ask? From the ORM Foundation website: "ORM is an acronym for "Object-Role Modeling"…
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