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For my pan seared chicken breasts in a mushroom, tarragon and mustard pan sauce dinner I want to serve it on top of something that could soak up all of that amazingly tasty sauce! One of the first things that normally comes to mind at times like this is mashed potatoes but I have really been into cauliflower lately and I have been wanting to try mashed cauliflower for a while! The mashed cauliflower is pretty much the same as mashed potatoes except that it is made with cauliflower instead of ptoatoes. You pretty much just steam the cauliflower until tender, mash it and mix in seasonings and flavours of choice. Since the sauce was the star of the show for my dinner, I wanted some pretty basic mashed cauliflower with little or no flavour to overpower the sauce so I went with a basic garlic mashed cauliflower with butter, sour cream, salt and pepper and a touch of miso paste for umami. Really you could mix in whatever flavours you wanted and you could easily do any mashed potato recipe with mashed cauliflower. I am already thinking about an aged white cheddar mashed cauliflower for next time!
Tip: You could also roast the cauliflower instead of steaming it and roasting it would give it even more flavour. (I wanted a stove top version for this dinner to keep the oven free.)
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- salt and pepper to taste
- Place the cauliflower and garlic in a steamer over boiling water and steam until fork tender, about 10-15 minutes.
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Enrolling Tech Prep students has recently been simplified. Students who have completed Tech Prep programs through area career centers or comprehensive Career and Technical Programs can now be directed to Admissions Advisor Amy Barends in order to set up an appointment. Barends will review the student's signed articulation agreement and tell them the next steps to enroll. The new process has been communicated to the directors of career and technical programs at each of the schools with whom Columbus State has articulation agreements. Information can be found on the high school articulation webpage.
Tech Prep students need an original initialed and signed agreement from his or her career center/high school in order to receive articulated credit. After students meet with Barends they will meet with an academic or faculty advisor to finalize their schedules. Articulated credit will post to each student's educational record after the first term of enrollment.
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Electronics can interfere with bird navigation
Every autumn, billions of songbirds begin a grueling flight to their wintering spots, guided by built-in navigational tools on trips that can stretch thousands of miles. Now research shows that our love of electrical gizmos may be interfering with the birds' epic journey.
Electrical gadgets as basic as AM radios scramble the magnetic compass that birds use to navigate dark, cloudy skies, even when the signals from these gadgets are far weaker than levels set to protect human health, according to new experiments. No one knows the precise impact of this man-made interference on birds. But scientists do know that many species of migratory songbirds are declining, and gumming up their compasses could make matters worse.
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Electrical appliances "could be a contributing factor that people overlooked in the past," says one of the study's authors, Henrik Mouritsen of the University of Oldenburg in Germany. "I'm pretty sure the birds would be better off if their magnetic compasses were not disturbed."
Mouritsen stumbled across this effect after a long, frustrating campaign to get his research birds to behave. Scientists studying bird migration capitalize on a well-known phenomenon: During migration season, captive birds hop in the direction they'd fly if they were free. During Mouritsen's years of research at field sites in Denmark, his birds did as they were supposed to do. But after he moved to Oldenberg, Mouritsen couldn't get his new flock of European robins to face the right way. He changed their food, their cages, the room, the light. No joy. Finally a colleague suggested shielding the birds' wooden hut with armor-like aluminum plates.
"I thought it was highly unlikely that was going to help," recalls Mouritsen, but "we were desperate, trying everything we could to get the basic experiment to work. … It wasn't a good situation."
Despite Mouritsen's expectations, after the team installed the shielding, the birds obediently turned to point their beaks in the right direction. The plates didn't block the Earth's magnetic field, but they had apparently blocked the fuzzy welter of electrical and magnetic "noise" emanating from the countless electrical devices near the hut. This "electrosmog," as Mouritsen calls the combined electromagnetic fields emitted by an array of appliances, was somehow throwing off the birds' own magnetic compass.
Aside from AM radio waves, the scientists don't know what's responsible. They rule out cellphone signals and power lines, but possible culprits include printers, computers, refrigerators, even lights. But the research, reported in this week's edition of Nature, shows that extremely weak fields — weaker than anything harming humans — can cripple a robin's magnetic system.
The results were so extraordinary that Mouritsen and his team held off publishing their findings for seven years while they ran more tests. But they couldn't undercut their original results. When a machine generating a weak magnetic field was introduced into the robins' shielded huts, they stopped facing the right way. When the birds were moved to huts in the countryside, far from electronic equipment, their orienting ability was restored.
The results are "pretty convincing," says David Dickman of the Baylor College of Medicine, who studies birds' magnetic sense. "Many birds die every year during the migratory process, and it could be that (electromagnetic noise) is another effect of our society upon nature."
Mouritsen's birds could be an exceptional case, says Roswitha Wiltschko of the Goethe University Frankfurt in Germany, who has studied bird migration for decades. She says her own research birds have never had any trouble orienting properly, though she runs her experiments in downtown Frankfurt.
But Richard Holland of Queen's University Belfast in Northern Ireland says the results could "have quite significant implication for the behavior of migratory birds," especially the hundreds or thousands of species that travel at night, when they can't use cues from the sun. Electromagnetic noise "is something we hadn't considered," he says. "I will openly admit that in my case, I didn't really think that was an issue. But looking at this paper, birds are having to deal with it."


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Department of Accounting at a Glance
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- Over 90 percent of our students graduate with jobs in international, regional, and local public accounting firms in a wide variety of cities, from San Francisco to Boston.
- The accounting major has a long tradition of graduating students who are very successful in public accounting and who later assume high-level managerial positions in major corporations. Moreover, our alumni have been instrumental in creating scholarships, providing internships, and being very accessible for on- and off-campus visits.
- The program requires a full-time internship (usually paid) in the fourth year.
- Students participate in our award-winning student organizations: The IC Accounting Association and IC NABA (National Association of Black Accountants) are both nationally affiliated and provide tremendous leadership-development experiences and networking opportunities.
- Field trips are taken at least annually to a major metropolitan area to meet alumni, hear from top corporate executives and CPA firms, visit the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ, interview for internships and jobs, and have fun.
- The department recognizes top students as tutors, teaching assistants, and graduate assistants.
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Franks Hot Sauce to taste
1 baguette loaf of bread cut in thick slices
slices of extra sharp cheddar cheese (real cheese that melts easy)
blue cheese or ranch dressing (use lower fat one's to reduce calories)
Slice baguettes into 1 to 2 inch thick slices. Toast brushed with olive oil and a little garlic powder for around 10 minutes at 400 degree hot oven. Place a slice of leftover chicken on the bread, drizzle with hot sauce over the chicken, add around a teaspoon of dressing of choice then put a large slice of cheese to cover the entire top of the bread. Place on a cookie sheet and back into the hot oven at 400 degrees until cheese melts.
Other variations: for a Southwest style crostini: add some chopped celery on top of the chicken, black sliced olives, black beans, chopped chili peppers, omit hot sauce and use taco sauce, proceed with cheese over the top adding a dollap of sour cream on top instead of dressing after cheese is melted.


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Safety of Dogs Wearing Muzzles at Dog Park
Do You Shrug or Snarl at Muzzled Dogs?
As a pet parent, I'm always concerned about the safety of my own dog, but I also am very wary of the safety of other dogs when she's around them in social and play settings. A friend recently confided in me that — after an episode in which her big dog grabbed a small dog during group play — a trainer advised her to muzzle her dog when her pooch roams busy areas at the dog park.
A muzzled dog usually conjures images of vicious animals who lunge at the jugular and exhibit no self-control. But many dogs who wear muzzles in social settings are often very well-behaved pups who may have acted badly a few times in the past, and their owners are just trying to keep other dogs safe. Of course, muzzling your dog in an unpredictable environment may make them feel fearful and turn what used to be a fun outing into a place where they feel insecure.
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USM Disc golf this evening. 5:30-6ish tee. I won't be there but Tony and the usual crowd plan to tee it up as usual.
But now it occurs to be that Tony needs a nickname....
Thanks for the update Rick. I wish I could have been there. It was a gorgeous evening for disc golf.
I seriously got to make it back out to USM. You all playing next tuesday night?


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DURANT, Okla. – Miscues and missed opportunities snowballed on Saturday afternoon as Southeastern saw its three-game winning streak snapped by No. 16 Harding in a 31-9 loss on Paul Laird Field in the home finale.
The loss drops the Savage Storm to 4-5 overall on the season and 2-5 in Great American Conference play heading into the season finale against arch rival East Central on Nov. 10 at 2 p.m. in Ada, Okla.
The Bisons, the third ranked team in the region, come out of the contest with an 8-1 mark overall and a 6-1 league record and will close out the year hosting Southwestern Oklahoma State at 2 p.m. Nov 10 in Searcy, Ark.
SE committed a pair of turnovers that put them in an early hole and had a pair of field goals blocked that helped keep them in that hole.
On the opening offensive play of the game Jercolby Bradley would have his pass picked off by Aaron Gillaspie and HU would march the ball 38 yards for a TD on the ensuing drive.
On the second play of the next Storm drive Gillaspie would force a Ladarius Abrams fumble that would be recovered by Josh Aldridge and the Bisons would turn that into a field goal and a 10-0 lead in the first quarter.
Those would be the only turnovers Southeastern committed on the day, while the defense would force HU into a pair of fumbles, but would not be able to turn either into points.
Chris Peoples had a rough night kicking the ball after making his first attempt of the game the Bisons rush would block his next two tries, each coming after the defense forced an HU turnover.
The Storm defense played well despite allowing the Bison to rush for 338 yards. They were able to limit the passing attack, allowing just two completions for 42 yards.
Simeon Stevenson led the defensive front and all defenders with eight stops, including a tackle for a loss and a fumble recovery.
Emmanual Jackson and Derek Ogg each tallied seven tackles, with Ogg adding a forced fumble.
Clay Waters turned in one of the defense's most exciting plays, picking up a fumble and returning it 40 yards before having the ball knocked loose and into the hands of Jacobi Crowley who continued it another 16 yards.
The offense on the other hand had a tough time on the day as the running game fell well below its season average, finishing with 125 yards total.
CJ Kirk led that charge with 65 yards on 16 carries, while Abrams turned in 37 yards on nine rushes. Bradley also chipped in 27 yards on seven carries.
Bradley was 6-of-9 passing for 43 yards with the one interception on the game's opening play.
He was lifted in the second half with SE trailing by two scores in favor of Nick Sioson who connected on 6-of-14 passes for 117 yards and a touchdown.
Anthony Gale led the way with four receptions and racked up 55 yards, while Ryan Shelley had his biggest outing since suffering an early season injury with a team high 57 yards on three catches and a touchdown.
HU's John Gay opened scoring with a 27 yard field goal with 10:07 to play in the first quarter and the Bisons would push that to 10-0 a little over three minutes later when Kelvin Martin would find Donatella Luckett for a 28 yard touchdown pass.
Peoples would connect on his 19 yard field goal on the first play of the second quarter to cap a 16-play, 73 yard drive that lasted 7:03 and cut the deficit to 10-3 which is how the game would stand at the halftime break.
Ahmad Scott would push the HU lead to 17-3 on a seven yard run with 6:49 to play in the third quarter.
That lead would expand to 24-3 with 7:03 to play in the game when Keenan Kellett would score from one yard out.
Sioson would then lead SE down the field, covering 66 yards on six plays in 1:47 with Sioson connecting with Shelley on a 32 yard TD toss. After a missed PAT the score would sit at 24-9.
Southeastern's dream off a miracle rally would fall apart on the ensuing kickoff when People's onside kick attempt bounced right into the breadbasket of Roderick Cohn who returned it 44 yards for a touchdown with 5:01 to play that would fashion the final of 31-9.


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GE Marine Announces 16 Engine Deliveries for 2013 at International WorkBoat Show
GE Marine Announces 16 Engine Deliveries for 2013 at International WorkBoat Show
- GE Marine to supply four engines to new customer Hyak Maritime
- GE Marine to supply 12 engines to existing customer Weeks Marine, Inc.
NEW ORLEANS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Today at the International WorkBoat Show in New Orleans, GE Marine announced orders to deliver L250 and V250 engines to new and repeat North American customers. A combined total of 16 engines have been ordered for newbuilds and repowers by new customer Hyak Maritime and by an existing customer of GE Marine, Weeks Marine, Inc.
GE Marine manufactures medium-speed engines that are fuel-efficient, emissions-compliant, dependable, long-lasting and durable. In addition, GE Marine's global distributor network provides regional support and service for GE Marine's engine portfolio.
Headquartered in Delaware, Hyak Maritime selected GE engines for the main propulsion of two 120-foot ASD Titan Class tugs. GE Marine will provide four 2,679 horsepower 8L250 engines to power these tugs.
One of the largest marine dredging and tunneling contractors in the United States and Canada, Weeks Marine, Inc. has ordered four 6L250 and eight 16V250 engines to power and repower dredge pumps, serve as main propulsion and power gensets.
These GE Marine L250 and V250 engines are ABS classed and meet U.S. EPA Tier 2 and MARPOL standards. GE Marine was selected by these customers for its speed of delivery, engine performance and for the exceptional support from GE's local distributors, Cummins Mid-South LLC in New Orleans for Weeks Marine, Inc., and Hatton Marine in Seattle for Hyak Maritime.
GE's family of medium-speed marine diesel engines includes 8-, 12- and 16-cylinder V configurations, as well as 6- and 8-cylinder inline or L configurations. The L250's inline design offers maintenance ease and repower because its narrow footprint considers engine room constraints. This engine offers an average 9% fuel savings when compared to GE Marine's previous generation of marine engines under Tier 2 conditions. GE Marine's V250 engine is emissions-compliant and fuel-efficient, delivering a fuel savings up to 6.5% under EPA Tier 2 conditions compared to earlier models offered by GE Marine.
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GE Marine is a business unit of GE Transportation. GE Transportation, a unit of GE (NYS: GE) , solves the world's toughest transportation challenges. GE Transportation builds equipment that moves the rail, mining and marine industries. Our fuel-efficient and lower-emissions freight and passenger locomotives, diesel engines for rail, marine and stationary power applications, signaling and software solutions, drive systems for mining trucks, underground mining equipment, energy storage systems, and value-added services help customers grow. GE Transportation has approximately 12,000 employees worldwide. For more information visit the company's website at www.getransportation.com.
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The new Weider Yippie! Bars are our first filled bars with six different layers, comprising a crispy protein layer, a creamy protein filling, a delicious caramel-flavour glaze sprinkled with crispies or peanuts, covered in milk chocolate, and with chocolate decoration. The Yippie! Bar can be characterised by its exceptional taste sensation and 36% protein content. The carbohydrates are lower than in other similar bars ("reduced in carb").
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Milk Protein, Sweetener: Maltitol, Humectant: Glycerol, Cocoa Butter, Collagen Hydrolyzate, Soy Protein Isolate, Whole Milk Powder, Cocoa Powder, Cocoa Mass, Palm Fat, Flavor, Tapioca Starch, Emulsifier: Soy Lecithin, Salt, Sweetener: Sucralose.
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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 3:24 PM GMT on August 18, 2012
A large tropical wave that emerged from the coast of Africa Thursday night (Invest 94L) is located a few hundred miles southwest of the Cape Verde Islands off the coast of Africa, and is headed west at 15 - 20 mph. This storm is a threat to develop into a tropical storm that will affect the Lesser Antilles Islands as early as Wednesday. The storm is under moderate wind shear of 10 - 20 knots, and is over waters of 27.5°C. A large area of dry air lies just to the north of 94L, as seen on the latest Saharan Air Layer (SAL) analysis. This morning's 8:15 am EDT ASCAT pass caught the east side of 94L, and showed a partial surface circulation. Satellite images show just a modest amount of heavy thunderstorm activity, and I expect the earliest that 94L could develop into a tropical depression would be Sunday.
Figure 1. Morning satellite image of Invest 94L.
Forecast for 94L
The latest 8 am EDT run of the SHIPS model predicts that wind shear will be low, 5 - 10 knots, and ocean temperatures will gradually warm from 27.5°C to 28.5°C over the next four days, as 94L tracks westwards towards the Lesser Antilles. As is typical with storms making the crossing from Africa to the Antilles, dry air to the north will likely interfere with development. However, with shear expected to be low, dry air may be less of an issue for 94L than it was for Ernesto or TD 7. The storm should maintain a nearly due west track through Monday night, to a point near 50°W, about 700 miles east of the Lesser Antilles. At that point, a trough of low pressure passing to the north of 94L may be able to pull the storm more to the northwest, as suggested by the latest 06Z (2 am EDT) run of the NOGAPS model, and by three members of the GFS model ensemble forecast (Figure 2.) However, the models have been trending more towards a solution where this trough is not strong enough to influence 94L's path. This scenario will be more likely if 94L takes its time to develop, since a weaker storm will be smaller and shallower, and less likely to respond to the trough passing to the north. Our two best performing models, the GFS and ECMFW, both take 94L through the Lesser Antilles. The ECMWF, which predicts that 94L will stay weak and not develop, is faster, bringing the storm through the Lesser Antilles on Wednesday. The GFS model is slower, bringing 94L to the Lesser Antilles on Thursday as a hurricane. The models have shown poor run-to-run consistency in both the timing and the track of 94L, so it is difficult to assess which land areas might be most at risk, and when. A database of historical probabilities of storms in the same location as 94L maintained by Dr. Bob Hart of Florida State University reveals that historically, 45% of storms in this location have eventually hit land, with Canada (13% chance) and North Carolina (15% chance) the most likely targets. In their 8 am EDT Tropical Weather Outlook, NHC gave 94L a 40% chance of developing into a tropical depression by Monday morning.
Figure 2. The 00Z (8 pm EDT) run of the GFS model from August 17, 2012, was done 20 different times at low resolution using slightly different initial conditions to generate an ensemble of forecasts (pink lines.) The high-resolution operational GFS forecast is shown in white.
Gordon becomes a hurricane
Hurricane warnings are flying for the central and eastern Azores Islands as Hurricane Gordon heads eastwards at 18 mph. Gordon became the third hurricane of the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season at 5 am Saturday morning, and is sporting an impressive-looking eye on visible satellite loops. Gordon should be able to maintain hurricane status until Sunday, when wind shear will rise steeply to 30 - 40 knots, and ocean temperatures will drop to 25°C. The combined effects of high wind shear, dry air, and cooler waters will likely act to weaken Gordon to a strong tropical storm by the time it arrives in the Azores Islands Sunday night, but the storm will be strong enough to bring damaging winds and heavy rain to the Azores Islands. Gordon is not a threat to any other land areas, and the extratropical remnants of Gordon will not bring any strong winds or significant rain to Europe. The last time the Azores were affected by a tropical storm was in 2009, when Tropical Storm Grace brought 65 mph winds on October 4. No significant damage was reported. Ironically, the last hurricane to affect the Azores was the 2006 version of Hurricane Gordon, which caused minor damage in the Azores, consisting of mostly fallen trees and power outages. However, after Gordon became an extratropical low, four injuries due to falling debris from high wind were reported in Spain, and Gordon brought high winds and rain that affected practice rounds at the Ryder Cup golf tournament in Ireland. About 126,000 homes were without power after the storm in Northern Ireland and one injury was reported.
Figure 3. Morning satellite image of Hurricane Gordon.
Helene makes landfall in Mexico
Tropical Storm Helene made landfall near 10 am EDT as a tropical storm near Tampico, Mexico, with 40 mph winds. Helene's formation on August 17 ties 2012 with 1933 for the 2nd earliest appearance of the Atlantic's eighth tropical storm. Helene's rains should remain south of Texas, but moisture from Helene may feed into a stalled frontal system over the northern Gulf of Mexico and bring heavy rains to the northern Gulf Coast early next week.
I'll have a new post this afternoon, giving a quick global weather summary for July, the 4th hottest July in Earth's history.
Jeff Masters
The views of the author are his/her own and do not necessarily represent the position of The Weather Company or its parent, IBM.
Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather


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San Francisco's Jim Harbaugh and Carolina's Ron Rivera, teammates with the Chicago Bears in the 1980s, square off with very similar teams. Both have stifling defenses, productive power running games, and mobile, dynamic quarterbacks who can pick up first downs with their feet.
Whereas Colin Kaepernick helped bring the 49ers to the brink of a Lombardi Trophy last season, Cam Newton will make his first postseason appearance for the Panthers.
Carolina stunned San Francisco in November with a 10-9 victory at Candlestick Park, but the 49ers were without Kaepernick's favorite target, receiver Michael Crabtree, who missed 11 games because of a torn Achilles' tendon. Kaepernick was limited to 91 yards passing and 16 yards rushing in that game.
The 49ers will lean heavily on running back Frank Gore, who has a history of productivity in the postseason. In his previous four playoff games, Gore has averaged 91.3 yards rushing. Tight end Vernon Davis has six touchdown catches in six postseason games.
In his first three seasons, Newton has 11,299 yards passing, third most in NFL history. He also has run for 2,032 during that span, more than any quarterback in league history.
Leading Carolina's second-ranked defense is linebacker Luke Kuechly, the NFL's defensive rookie of the year last season. His 320 tackles since 2012 lead the league.
A numbers game
Steve Smith, the Panthers' all-time leading receiver, expects to be back for Sunday's game after suffering a sprained knee ligament in a Week 16 victory over New Orleans.
In the lead-up to his first playoff game in years, Smith couldn't help but poke fun at the notion of attributing a percentage to his health, as is so common in sports. He said he was at 71% health Wednesday, but downgraded himself Thursday to 57%.
"Honestly," he said, "I just randomly pick numbers."
On the run
Vic Fangio, 49ers defensive coordinator, said his players will be on alert for Newton running more in this game than he typically might.
"They may even call more of the quarterback runs for him, the quarterback powers and lead draws," Fangio said. "We're anticipating more of those from them. Newton's a playmaker, and we all need to be aware of him."
By the numbers
How teams compare statistically. All stats are per-game averages, except for sacks and turnover differential, which are for the season (league rank in parentheses):
Category | SF | CAR
Points scored: 25.4 (11) | 22.9 (18)
Points allowed: 17.0 (3) | 15.1 (2)
Pass offense: 186.2 (30) | 190.2 (29)
Rush offense: 137.6 (3) | 126.6 (11)
Pass defense: 221.0 (7) | 214.3 (6)
Rush defense: 95.9 (4) | 86.9 (2)
Sacks: 38 (18) | 60 (1)
Penalty yards: 52.8 (18) | 41.9 (4)
Turnovers: +12 (4) | +11 (6)
Farmer's pick
These teams are so similar, the game likely will come down to whichever team has the ball last. Although the Panthers have home-field advantage, the 49ers have a considerable edge in postseason experience, and their offense is significantly different with Crabtree back. This figures to be a brutally hard-hitting defensive showdown. 49ERS 20, PANTHERS 17


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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – VCU Track and Field's busy weekend was rewarded with two Atlantic 10 Conference weekly awards on Monday. Sophomore Kiara Porter was named Atlantic 10 Women's Co-Performer of the Week, while freshman Xavier Waller was named the Men's Rookie of the Week.
Porter had a record breaking weekend at the Vanderbilt Invitational. The Yorktown, Va. native started the weekend by breaking the school record with a run of 23.28 seconds in the 200 meter, finishing in second place. On Saturday, Porter set a personal record with a time of 53.11 seconds to win the 400-meter race. The time is the best A-10 time this season and No. 10 in the East Region.
The sophomore then continued her strong weekend in the 4x100-meter and 4x400-meter relays. Porter ran the second-leg of the 4x100-meter relay that ran a season-best 45.75 seconds and finished second at the Vanderbilt Invitational. She also was a member of the 4x400-meter relay team that set a new school record and won the race with a time of 3:41.90.
Waller, who competed at the New Captain's Classic and Multi-Events, won the decathlon with a personal-best score of 5,349 points. The Lynchburg, Va. native finished in the top three places in seven of the 10 events and also won the 110-meter hurdles and 400-meter dash on his way to the total decathlon title.
Porter and Waller become the third and fourth VCU student-athletes to take home Atlantic 10 weekly awards during the spring season.
VCU concludes its regular season at the Penn Relays this weekend, April 26-27. The 2013 Atlantic 10 Outdoor Track and Field Championships are set for May 4-5 at Charlotte.


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2014 Outdoor: Advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinals for the 110m hurdles at the 2014 NCAA East Preliminaries in Jacksonville, Fla. … Successfully defended his conference championship in the event at the 2014 America East Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Vermont… Broke the conference record in both the prelims (14.06) and finals (14.01) of the event… Snapped his own school record in the event by clocking in with a time of 13.88 at the Mason Spring Invitational… Placed fourth in the hurdle event at the IC4A Championships at Princeton… Won the 110m hurdles at the Big Dawg Invitational on his home track at UMBC Stadium.
2013-14 Indoor: Did not compete.
2013 Outdoor: Earned his second career gold medal in the 110m hurdles, capturing the conference title at the 2013 America East Outdoor Championships… Also helped the 4x100 relay team capture gold at the conference meet at Binghamton…Set the school record in the hurdle event with his time 14.12 at the Mason Invitational… Placed 14th at the IC4A Championships after qualifying for the regional meet at the Retrievers' first meet of the season, the Florida State Relays in Tallahassee… Also competed for the 4x100 relay team at the IC4A meet… Placed 37th in the hurdle event at the NCAA East Preliminaries... Named to the America East Honor Roll.
2012-13 Indoor: Won his third career gold medal in the 60m hurdles, defending his title at the 2013 America East Championships in Boston… After setting a new school record in the event at the Gotham Cup with a time of 7.89, he trimmed it down to 7.87 with his gold medal-winning run at the conference meet… Finished in fifth-place at the IC4A Championships… Also competed in the 60m dash during the season, posting a season-best time of 7.20 at the Gotham Cup in New York.
2012 Outdoor: Did not compete due to injury.
2011-12 Indoor: Successfully defended his gold medal in the 60m hurdles at the America East Championships in Boston in a time of 8.08... Earlier in the season set the conference's top time and second best all-time in school history in the 60m hurdles, at the time, with a time of 8.02 at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational.
2011 Outdoor: Won a gold medal, 14.46, in the 110m hurdles at America East Championships… Finished 27th overall, 59.02, in the 400m hurdles at the Sea Ray Relays.
2010-11 Indoor: Recorded a new personal best time, 23.29, in the 200m dash at the Lafayette/Rider Winter Games… Won a gold medal, 8.19, in the 60m hurdles at the America East Championships.
2009-10 Indoor: Finished sixth in the 55-meter hurdles in 7.89 at the America East Championships… His prelim time of 7.81 was a season-best time… Part of the shuttle hurdles relay team that set a school record and won gold in 30.53 at the Gulden Relays… Best 60-meter hurdles time was 8.45, set at the Gulden Relays.
Background: Won the 4A Maryland State
Championsip in the 55-meter hurdles as a senior… Was a SMAC
indoor and outdoor champion in the 55- and 100-meter hurdles as a
senior… Also won the 4A East Reigonal indoor and outdoor
championships as a senior… Named First-Team All-SMAC and
All-State in 2009.
Personal: Has younger siblings Terrell, Tyren, and Taylor… A member of the honor roll throughout high school… Named to the W.E.B. DuBois Honor Society… Also lettered in wrestling and cross country... Majoring in biology with a concentration in pre-nursing… Born on Feb. 10, 1991.


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Jos Buttler previews clash with Western Australia in Perth
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England win ODI series - highlights Bairstow hits stunning 83 not out to see England to 3-2 series win
Match highlights from England Women v New Zealand 5th ODI Action from the 5th ODI between England Women and New Zealand in Lincoln, which England won by five wickets to seal the ODI series 3-2
Sarah Taylor - We played exactly our brand of cricket today Close of play reaction from England Women's five-wicket win and 3-2 ODI series victory against the White Ferns at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval
Highlights from England Women v New Zealand 4th ODI Match action from England Women's nine-wicket victory vs New Zealand in the 4th ODI at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval
Cross - I just wanted to make an impression Close of play reaction from Kate Cross and Sarah Taylor following England Women's nine-wicket win against New Zealand in the 4th ODI
Wyatt - so proud of Lottie England Women all-rounder Danielle Wyatt chats during training at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln ahead of the final two ODIs against the White Ferns
Charlotte Edwards: We are starting to to look more like the team we know we can be England Women's captain Charlotte Edwards chats following her 200th match in charge
Highlights from England Women's win against the White Ferns in the 3rd T20I England Women's five-wicket victory against New Zealand meant that England won the series 2-1
Downton - 200 matches as England captain is a phenomenal achievement England Managing Director of Cricket, Paul Downton, congratulates Charlotte Edwards on her 200th match as England Women's captain
Edwards: I love captaining England Charlotte Edwards chats about her career to date ahead of her historic 200th match as England Women's captain
'Performance wasn't good enough' - Peter Moores England coach unhappy with showing v New Zealand & says team have to fight back
Cross - It's gone back and forth, so we really want to finish the tour on a high now Close of play match reaction from England Women's Kate Cross and Lydia Greenway following the six-wicket loss to New Zealand in the 2nd T20
Match highlights England Women v New Zealand, 2nd T20 Match highlights from the 2nd T20I between England Women and New Zealand at the Cobham Oval which NZ won by 6 wickets
W.G.Grace celebrated in New Zealand museum The New Zealand Cricket Museum celebrate legendary England star in new exhibition
New Zealand v England, World Cup highlights New Zealand storm to an emphatic eight-wicket victory over England in Wellington
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Edwards - We need to bring this level of performance to the rest of the tour England Women captain Charlotte Edwards and off-spinner Danielle Hazell react to victory against New Zealand
Sciver - The change in format has come at a good time for us England Women's Natalie Sciver looks ahead to the start of the three-match T20 International series against New Zealand at the Cobham Oval
Next stop for England women: The Cobham Oval in Whangarei A quick look around the Cobham Oval, where England women will take on the White Ferns in back-to-back T20Is
England ready for New Zealand clash Captain Eoin Morgan confident team can bounce back v New Zealand in Wellington
England Cricket team receive traditional Powhiri welcome in Wellington The England team received a traditional Powhiri welcome in Wellington
Moeen Ali wants England response All-rounder keen to move on from Australia defeat and concentrate on New Zealand clash
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Winfield: We've got to improve and come back stronger Lauren Winfield reflects on England Women's series-deciding defeat to New Zealand in the third ODI
Shrubsole: It was an exceptional team performance in the field Close of play reaction from England Women's 90-run victory against New Zealand
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Knight: We will dust ourselves down and be ready for the next game England Women vice-captain Heather Knight says the team is already looking ahead to the next fixture v New Zealand after defeat in the first ODI
Kate Cross: It's a bit like Christmas Eve On the eve of England women's first ODI against New Zealand in Mount Maunganui, fast bowler Kate Cross is looking forward to pulling on her England shirt again
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Edwards: To score over 340 runs and bowl the way we did - I'm absolutely delighted Captain Charlotte Edwards and fast bowler Katherine Brunt reflect on England women's opening warm-up match against Northern Spirit on tour in New Zealand
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Cultural delicacy or inhumane treatment of animals? No matter what your position on shark fin soup, the fact remains it's no longer legal in California. That pleases Jennifer Fearing, California Director of the Humane Society.
"Sharks need their fins and we don't," she says.
Fearing doesn't know exactly how many people eat shark fin soup. But she says her work on the ban showed the number was significant. "It was clear that California was the largest market for sharks outside of Asia," she says.
But Pius Lee with San Francisco's Chinatown Neighborhood Association says the ban doesn't make sense because it outlaws one part of the fish but not the rest.
"Starting July 1st no one can buy or possess shark fin in California," he says. "But you can buy shark meat and other parts of the fish."
Lee says the ban will amount to $40 million in lost business. He and other opponents are challenging the ban in federal court.


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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A new review of a decade's worth of U.S. cancer statistics finds that women who got breast-conserving surgery and radiation to treat early-stage cancer were less likely to die from breast cancer during the next 10 years than those who had their breasts removed.
Researchers found that 94 percent of women who had lumpectomy and radiation between 1998 and 2008 had not died of breast cancer after 10 years, compared to about 90 percent of the women who had mastectomy, with or without radiation.
"We can see what's happening in modern-day practice," Dr. Shailesh Agarwal said. "Patients who are undergoing breast conservation therapy - versus patients who are undergoing mastectomy - are having better survival."
Agarwal, an associate professor of plastic and reconstructive surgery at the University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City, is the study's lead author.
His team's report, published in the journal JAMA Surgery, is not the first to point out that women who have lumpectomy and radiation for breast cancer appear to live longer than others.
But research looking into whether women who have breast-conserving therapy have a higher risk of their cancer returning or spreading has yielded mixed results.
In January 2013, a study published in the journal Cancer found that Californian women who had lumpectomy were also more likely to survive longer than those who had their breasts removed (see Reuters Health story of Jan 30, 2013 here: reut.rs/1fBVWR6>.
But older randomized controlled trials, considered the "gold standard" of medical research, have found that survival is about equal between women who undergo lumpectomy with radiation and those who have their breasts removed.
For the new study, the researchers used data on more than 130,000 U.S. women between the ages of 18 and 80 years old who were treated for early-stage breast cancer. That meant the tumor size was less than 4 centimeters and three or fewer lymph nodes showed signs of cancer cells having spread.
Overall, about 70 percent of the women underwent lumpectomy with radiation, about 27 percent had mastectomy and about 3 percent had mastectomy with radiation.
After five years, about 97 percent of women who had lumpectomy with radiation had not died of breast cancer. That compared to about 94 percent of women who had mastectomy and about 90 percent of women who had mastectomy and radiation.
After 10 years, about 94 percent of women who had lumpectomy with radiation had not died of breast cancer. That compared to about 90 percent of women who had mastectomy and about 83 percent of women who had mastectomy and radiation.
The researchers acknowledge in their report that they can't explain why people who have breast conservation therapy are less likely to die of breast cancer, compared to those who have their breasts removed.
It could be, they write, that there are differences in the other therapies they received, such as chemotherapy, or the aggressiveness of a woman's tumor, that were not reflected in the data.
There could also be differences between the women who chose one therapy over another, including unrelated health problems, lifestyle, family history and other variables.
When researchers compared women with similarly-sized tumors and similar lymph node involvement, for example, race appeared to play a role in survival, with African American women nearly twice as likely to die from the cancer.
Women who had mastectomy and radiation were also typically younger with more advanced breast cancer, which may partially explain why they were most likely to die of breast cancer over 10 years, Agarwal and his colleagues write.
But when women with similar tumors and other variables were compared, overall, the women who had lumpectomy with radiation still had a lower chance of dying than those who had mastectomy.
Dr. Shelley Hwang, who led the 2013 study, said the new study validates her team's findings.
"I think it's really going to help women make decisions about which one to choose and show women that lumpectomy is not a less and worse treatment," she said.
Hwang was not involved in the new study but is chief of breast surgery at Duke University Hospital in Durham, North Carolina.
She emphasized that the findings only apply to people who have early-stage breast cancer without other complications.
"This is not for the special cases of women who have a (genetic) mutation or that sort of thing," Hwang said.
Agarwal said that it's also important for women to have frank discussions with their doctors about treatments.
"Despite this being a large database study and a large number of patients, breast cancer treatment is highly individualized," he said.
"I think the main thing is to have good discussion with your breast surgeon and even the multi-disciplinary (treatment) team so that you have the best chance of getting the optimal treatment."
SOURCE: bit.ly/19x7jHj JAMA Surgery, online January 15, 2014.


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Recipe: Cider-Glazed Italian Doughnuts
A single, golden zeppola would satisfy for dessert, but chef Bonnie Moore serves these with a spiked apple compote and brown sugar ice cream.
Youll need a 2 1/2-inch round cookie cutter and chopsticks, and its helpful to have an instant-read thermometer to monitor the frying oil. The recipe can be doubled; a double batch of dough will fit in a 5-quart mixer bowl. If you like glaze, double the preparation here.
MAKE AHEAD: The dough needs to rise twice, for a total of 2 1/2 hours.
Makes about 18 (3-inch) balls
For the doughnuts:
2 teaspoons active dry yeast
2/3 cup whole milk, at room temperature
2 tablespoons honey
3 cups flour
1 1/4 teaspoons kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon ground cardamom (optional)
4 large eggs, at room temperature
4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) unsalted butter, soft yet still cold, cut into 1-inch pieces
2 quarts peanut or vegetable oil, for frying, plus more for the work bowl
For the glaze:
3/4 cup confectioners sugar
2 tablespoons fresh apple cider, or more as needed
For the doughnuts: Whisk together the yeast, milk, honey and 1 cup of the flour in the bowl of a stand mixer. Cover and let rest at room temperature for 20 minutes.
Add the remaining flour, then the salt and cardamom, if using; beat on low speed until well incorporated. Add the eggs one at a time, beating on medium speed until thoroughly blended.
Switch to a dough-hook attachment. Knead on medium speed for 5 minutes, stopping to scrape down the bowl as needed. Add the butter a few pieces at a time, making sure they are well incorporated before the next addition.
Grease the inside of a large mixing bowl with a little oil.
Transfer the dough to the bowl, turning the dough over so its surface is coated with oil. Cover loosely with plastic wrap and allow to rise at room temperature for about 2 hours or until doubled in volume.
Punch down the dough to deflate it, then turn the dough over in the bowl. Cover with plastic wrap and allow to rise at room temperature for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, make the glaze: Whisk together the sugar and cider in a medium bowl until completely smooth, adding cider as needed for a pourable consistency. Cover and keep at room temperature.
Heat the oil in a deep pot over medium-high heat to 350 degrees. Lightly flour a work surface. Line a baking sheet with a few layers of paper towels, then seat a wire cooling rack on top.
Roll out the dough to a thickness of 1/2 to 3/4 inch. Use the cutter to cut out rounds; scraps can be rerolled. The total yield should be about 18.
Working in batches of 3 or 4 at a time, carefully lower the rounds into the hot oil. Fry until golden on the bottom, about a minute, then use the chopsticks to turn the doughnuts over. Fry until evenly golden all over. Use a slotted spoon to transfer them to the rack to drain.
Immediately spoon just enough glaze over each doughnut to coat the top; the glaze will slowly coat the sides. Serve right away.
Nutrition Per Doughnut: 170 calories, 4 g protein, 22 g carbohydrates, 8 g fat, 3 g saturated fat, 55 mg cholesterol, 150 mg sodium, 0 g dietary fiber, 6 g sugar
(Recipe adapted from Willowsford culinary director Bonnie Moore)


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I always teach my students to write the school subjects in capital letters.
In spite of the fact that most couse books present them like this, I´ve come across examples where capital letters are not used.
Even children say to me that their teacher doesn´t pay much attention to the matter.
Must school subjects be written in capital letters or not?
What do grammatical rules say about that?
Thanks in advance,
That's great practice. School subjects are also capitalized on the flashcards I have.Originally Posted by Magg
Here's the general idea: If you use a word as a proper noun, then a capital is required. For example, My dad; I love Dad. "Dad" is the name I call him, whereas "dad" is just a word that means "father". Similarly,
EX: I'm enrolled in Math 202 this year.
EX: I like math.
"Math" refers to a specific subject, whereas "math" refers to a subject among many subjects; i.e., I like math: Math 202 and Math 101.
I took this from the University of Houston's homepage:
Capitalize academic subjects only when referring to the specific course's full name and number.
Ex: The Literature 2401 class doesn't have enough students in it.
Capitalize only names of academic subjects that relate to languages.
Ex: I studied history last year, but this year I intend to study English.


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This thread started off as "what improvements can I make to play BF1". Its in the Tech Talk forum
But now the problem is more to do with oc. I wanted to oc slightly so I changed the multi from 33 to 37, but cpu-z still reports the multi as 33 and the speed as 3300. There is a section in the bios that shows the multi and speed differently whether or not you're in turbo or non-turbo. in Turbgo its 37 and 3700. in non-turbo its 33 and 3300
what am i doing wrong? I definitely hit F10 and saved.


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Transformers stars: Bay isn't scary
Transformers stars Jack Reynor and Nicola Peltz have said that working with Michael Bay was nowhere near as scary as his reputation might suggest.
Director Michael is known for taking a tough line with those working for him, but Jack and Nicola, who star in Transformers: Age Of Extinction alongside Mark Wahlberg, said he was nowhere near as intimidating as people expect.
Nicola said: "No, not scared, excited. He's a genius and such a talented, talented person, and to be able to work with him was very exciting for us."
Jack agreed: "I met him in LA and we had a great general meeting together and I'd gone in to do my test with Nicola when Michael was there, so we had a relationship with him at that stage and he's a great dude, a lot of fun."
The actor continued: "He does know what he wants, but he has to ... it took 4,000 people to make this movie, and Michael has to be the one to sign off on every last aspect of it.
"So yeah, he has to get exactly what he wants and the people who are prepared to collaborate with him on that and commit and to be dedicated to that are always the people who do best in his films."
Jack also has a scene in the film when he has to argue with Mark, who plays Nicola's character's dad and is helping them to fight the forces of evil with Optimus Prime and his Autobots.
He said that experience hadn't fazed him either: "I'm comfortable enough doing that with Mark. He's a great guy, we get on very well together and we have a fun relationship on set."
Transformers: Age Of Extinction is released in cinemas on July 5.
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'Paid for' without real money
Speaking at Kettering University in the faded manufacturing city of Flint, Mich., Obama ticked off several proposals he said would help working Americans:
"It starts with a broad-based, middle-class tax cut — $1,000 per family — to help offset the rising cost of gas and food," Obama said. "A foreclosure prevention fund, to help stabilize the housing market and keep people in their homes. A health care plan that lowers costs and gives those without health insurance the same kind of coverage that members of Congress have. A commitment to retirement security that stabilizes Social Security, and provides workers a means to increase savings. And a plan to crack down on unfair and sometimes deceptive lending in the credit card and housing markets, to help families climb out of crippling debt, and stay out of debt in the first place."
"Now these steps that I've proposed are all paid for," Obama said.
It's that last phrase we're interested in. We interpret it to mean Obama would do all that spending without increasing the budget deficit, and has detailed how he would do so.
Advisers and surrogates for Obama have said that more explicitly.
"He (Obama) has proposed an entire domestic program that would not increase the deficit at all over the course of his first term in office," his economic adviser Austan Goolsbee said in a conference call on June 9.
Obama "pays and proposes ways to pay for all of his tax cuts and all of his spending," his ally John Edwards said on the June 16 broadcast of ABC's This Week.
Let's start by looking at the specific programs Obama referred to. The "broad-based, middle-class tax cut" he spoke about referred to his "Making Work Pay" tax credit, plus a new income-tax exemption for seniors making under $50,000, his campaign said. Those together would cost about $80-billion a year, according to both the Obama campaign and the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center.
The "foreclosure prevention fund" would be a one-time cost of $10-billion, the campaign said. The health care plan, under which all Americans would be able to buy coverage similar to what members of Congress get, will cost some $50-billion to $65-billion per year, the campaign said. His aides said it's not clear how much stabilizing Social Security would cost, because both parties would have to hash out a plan to do so. His plan to help workers save is about a $20-billion-a-year program of employer mandates and tax credits.
Finally, there's his plan to crack down on unfair lending and to help families out of debt. That referred to regulatory changes, like a proposed rating system for credit cards and home loans, which the campaign said would not cost anything.
Now — does he have a plan to pay for all that spending?
Here's where it gets tricky. Some of the foreclosure-prevention fund would come from penalties on irresponsible lenders, the campaign's Web site says . The Social Security fix might be funded by more payroll taxes on high-earners, Obama has said.
But most of the money would come from what the campaign calls "baskets" of savings and new revenues. They include savings from a broad range of policy changes, such as ending the Iraq war, letting tax cuts expire for people who earn more than $250,000, closing corporate tax loopholes and discouraging offshore tax havens.
The campaign says all those changes would yield several hundred billion dollars a year. For example, ending the Iraq war — the first five years of which cost $600-billion, according to the Pentagon — would save between $90-billion and $100-billion a year, the Obama campaign asserts. All the savings together would be easily enough to pay for all the programs Obama mentioned, along with all the other new spending and tax cuts he plans, the campaign says.
But are Obama's savings estimates realistic? We don't know. The campaign has not provided enough detail to validate them, said Greg Leiserson of the nonpartisan Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
"They (the policy changes) could raise a lot of money, they could raise a little money, we just don't know," said Leiserson, who co-wrote an analysis of both candidates' tax plans.
That undercuts Obama's claim that he has "paid for" his programs.
There's another problem. Current tax law calls for President Bush's tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 to expire at the end of 2010, and for the alternative minimum tax to be imposed on far more taxpayers than it is now. If that happened, the budget deficit would shrink and reach a surplus again by 2012, the Congressional Budget Office projects . (That projection assumes spending on existing programs, including the war in Iraq, continues, growing at the rate of inflation.)
But Obama's plan calls for the tax cuts to be extended for everyone who makes less than $250,000. Overall, his tax plan would decrease revenue by $2.7-trillion over the next 10 years, according to the Tax Policy Center analysis . That seems likely to yield a large deficit rather than a surplus. Obama could always close the deficit by cutting spending, but he has not spelled out how he would do so.
In fact, Obama's does not promise he won't leave a deficit. In interviews, his economic aides merely said he would leave less of a deficit than the $357-billion gap expected this year. They say that's the best measure of whether Obama's plan is "paid for." However, that the 2008 deficit is temporarily high because of a one-time economic stimulus.
It's true that Obama has outlined in very general terms where he would get the money to pay for his proposals. And it may be true that those proposals will leave the deficit smaller than it is now, though we can't say for sure.
More to the point, Obama can't say for sure. Until he fleshes out his economic plan considerably more, it's disingenuous to go around claiming his proposals are "paid for." And that claim is even more suspect considering that his proposals would leave a larger deficit than would the tax laws currently on the books. We find his claim to be Barely True.
Editor's note: This statement was rated Barely True when it was published. On July 27, 2011, we changed the name for the rating to Mostly False.


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