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In light of irregularities in the residential foreclosure practice as reported in sworn deposition testimony in New Jersey and other states, the Court has adopted, on an emergent basis, amendments to Rules 1:5-6, 4:64-1 and 4:64-2. These amendments are effective December 20, 2010. The new rule and the amendments, along with the Order adopting them, appear with this notice. The Court's Order also contains directions for counsel in pending uncontested residential foreclosure cases.
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PIMCO bond manager Bill Gross is fighting for the 1%.
Not necessarily the wealthiest segment of U.S. investors (though they are doubtlessly overrepresented among PIMCO shareholders), but for that extra 100 basis points of alpha, which he argues are more elusive than ever in a new era in which "capital gains will be harder to come by."
The world economy has entered a new epoch, the fund manager declares in his August investment outlook, for a number of reasons, foremost among them that declining interest rates have been the most important driver of investment returns.
Because the Fed can no longer lower rates, and indeed is looking to very gradually raise them, further economic advances will depend on organic growth, which has become much harder to achieve than in the past.
Gross, a veteran of the Vietnam War, recounts in his outlook a chance encounter with a Vietnamese cab driver, whom he paid $20 for an $8 fare to appease his feelings of war guilt.
Extending the analogy of U.S. involvement in Indochina, Gross says consumers today are experiencing their own economic "Vietnam" — i.e., disaster — which accounts for structurally deficient economic growth resulting from low demand and a surfeit of supply.
That is because consumers are aging, overly indebted, outdated and "outjobbed by technology" and "overwhelmed by corporations with the power to contain wages."
And stunted as U.S. growth now is — "2% real growth since the Great Recession is nothing to brag about," he writes — that's about as good as it gets in today's world.
South America, he says, is in "virtual recession," Europe is treading water but with unemployment averaging around 20% in peripheral countries, Russia is in economic retreat and Japan and China are sustained only by credit, i.e. "growth due to paper, not productivity."
One implication of today's structural headwinds is that income, not asset price growth, will drive future returns. Returns will be low but relatively dependable, Gross says.
They will be low because central bank policy rates will be low. Gross reiterates his previously expressed view that the Fed will keep rates on hold until mid-2015, raising them only gradually to "our New Neutral 2% by 2017," referring to PIMCO's current template for understanding the market.
That view, essentially, posits that while the Fed will raise rates, it is constrained by a levered global economy that can only withstand very low rates. Indeed, Gross says today's economy is "closer to deflation than inflation."
For all these reasons — a slow-growing economy, a market that will offer little in capital gains but wil be driven by income, and even that low-returning — Gross says getting that extra 1% through skilled investment management "is all the more valuable in a 4%-5% low-returning world." In a bit of a commercial, Gross adds that "this is where PIMCO shines," citing the asset manager's "bottom-up credit analysis," "top-down macro template" and "income diversifiers."
Stung by what he perceives as unfair media criticism (a view he expressed publicly in June at the Morningstar Investment Conference), Gross quips "just check the numbers, not the headlines."
ThinkAdvisor has checked and has verified that PIMCO's flagship fund, the PIMCO Total Return Fund (PTTAX), has outperformed its benchmark, the Barclays U.S. Aggregate Bond Index, through the year ending June 30, with a return of 4.48% vs. 4.37%. Yet it underperformed its arch-nemesis, the DoubleLine Total Return Bond Fund, which returned 4.71% during the same period.
The DoubleLine fund has been surging with investor inflows even while the PIMCO fund has bled assets over the past year. Gross is hoping to reverse that tide, and promises strategies including "indexed durations" and "credit positions that are mildly overweight" going forward.
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Schroders Quickview: Brazil GDP disappoints, and outlook is bleak
Brazilian growth continues to disappoint, and in many ways out-did itself in the third quarter release, missing not just expectations but also revising down growth for the first half of the year.
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In year-on-year terms, Brazilian GDP contracted 4.5% in the third quarter, reflecting broad-based weakness across all sources of expenditure and most industrial sectors.
Household consumption, fixed investment and government spending all contracted compared to the previous year, with the pace of that contraction also accelerating.
The one bright side to this demand weakness was that although exports were anaemic, imports were atrocious, providing a positive net exports contribution.
A look across sectors shows only five of 12 providing positive growth contributions, and in most cases even these are close to zero.
It is also difficult to see the mining sector managing positive growth for much longer given the outlook for iron ore.
Can things improve?
The political situation has continued to deteriorate in Brazil, such that policymaker focus now is almost entirely on the fallout from the Petrobras corruption scandal.
The latest arrests have raised the prospect of a government shutdown, and while we might cynically remark that this would at least prevent a further deterioration of the fiscal deficit, it does little to inspire confidence.
Hopes that the rapidly worsening economic situation would force politicians to act have been scotched, as opposition parties seem happy to stoke the fires of discontent against the government and push for President Rousseff's impeachment.
Without reform efforts or indeed anything resembling coherent policy, we have been forced to downgrade; 2016 is set to be another very disappointing, and negative, year for growth.


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Department of Children and Families Release: DCF Celebrates Black History Month, Highlights African-American Children Available for Adoption
TALLAHASSEE— February is Black History Month, a time we can all come together to remember and celebrate the many ways African-Americans have improved our state and our country.
Across the state, Department of Children and Families employees, along with our many community partners, are commemorating this month with exciting and inspiring activities. In addition, for the second year, African-American children available for adoption will be highlighted online with videos, photos and biographies at www.adoptflorida.com.
Each day during February, the "28 Days of Amazing African-American Children: Explore Adoption!" campaign shows an African-American child currently available for adoption in Florida and focuses on teens, sibling groups and children with special needs who are waiting for their forever family.
"All of our children in foster care are waiting for a place to call home," said Secretary David Wilkins. "Please take some time this month to explore the idea of adoption and look at our amazing children who deserve a permanent, loving family."
These children are among the 750 children in foster care in Florida who are currently available for adoption and waiting for a family to help them grow up to be accomplished, successful adults. The website will also showcase some of our wonderful African-American foster and adoptive families in the "Family Stories" gallery.
Please join us in reflecting on all the great achievements of African-Americans during this month and help us find forever families for these incredible children.


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Slocum, Joshua - 2011 Hall of Fame
Joshua Slocum
"To young men contemplating a voyage, I say go."
February 20, 1844 - Unknown
Birthplace: Mount Hanley, Nova Scotia.
Naturalized U.S. Citizen 1865 in San Francisco.
It was Sailing Alone Around the World , Slocum's third book (1899), that brought him the recognition he so deserved, that finally flung open the window on this quintessential mariner's storied life. In his first book, The Voyage of the Liberdade (1890), Slocum relates how he was shipwrecked in South America, built a 35-foot junk, and sailed home with his family. His second book, The Voyage of the Destroyer (1893), is his story of delivering a warship to South America. Both would be forgotten if not for , which documents the first ever circumnavigation under sail -- a three-year, 45,000 mile odyssey – completed in a pudgy, old, 35-foot gaff-rigged work boat that Slocum rebuilt himself.
One of eleven children, a cobbler's son from Nova Scotia whose formal education stopped at grade three, the impatient Slocum ran away from home at age 14 to become a cabin boy. By the time he was 18, he'd rounded Cape Horn twice, and passed his exam for a Second Mate's certificate. After stints in salmon fishing and the fur trade, he was soon master of cargo vessels out of San Francisco – eight different ships in 13 years. When one of his ships dragged anchor and wrecked, Slocum's valor and ingenuity in saving both crew and cargo earned him another vessel. An aspiring writer, he became a correspondent for the San Francisco Bee .
After his circumnavigation, Slocum tried to settle on Martha's Vineyard, but he was rarely there. The pull of the sea was too strong. The National Geographic Society once ranked Slocum with Dr. David Livingston, Charles Lindbergh, and Sir Galahad as adventurers.
After leaving the Herreshoff yard in Bristol, R.I., on a voyage in 1908, Slocum disappeared at sea.
- Roger Vaughan
Links of Interest:
"Around the World Alone" - Sports Illustrated article on Joshua Slocum
The Voyage of Joshua Slocum on Google Earth - Video on World News
Biography from Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online
"The Voyage of the Liberdade" - on ibibio.com


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Auschwitz mug shot of Czeslawa Kwaka, who was born August 15, 1928. She arrived at Auschwitz on December 13, 1942, and died there March 12, 1943. US Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum
Mug shot of Auschwitz prisoner Waclaw Jacyna. Waclaw was born on August 7, 1897 in Wolkowyszki. He arrived in Auschwitz on April 22, 1941 and perished on June 13, 1942. US Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum
Mug shot of Eugenia Smolenka, who was born October 2, 1886. She entered Auschwitz on November 27, 1942, and died there March 8, 1943. US Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum
A Polish priest, Father Piotr Sosnowski, before his execution by German Security Police, near the city of Tuchola, October 27, 1939. Institute of National Memory
Polish women being led to a German execution site in the Palmiry forest, near Warsaw late 1939. US Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Institute of National Memory
Expulsion of Poles from their village in territory annexed by Germany. Institute of National Memory
One eyewitness of the kidnapping of children at Zamosc later recalled "I saw children being taken from their mothers; some were even torn from the breast. It was a terrible sight: the agony of the mothers and fathers, the beating by the Germans, and the crying of the children." Institute of National Memory
Some children ultimately rejected for Germanization were interned in the Dzieyzazn children's camp, where the mortality rate was very high. Institute of National Memory
Probably, SD officers questioning a group of Poles they have detained on the street. US Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Jacob Igra
During World War II Poland suffered greatly under five years of German occupation. Nazi ideology viewed "Poles"- the predominantly Roman Catholic ethnic majority- as "sub-humans" occupying lands vital to Germany.
As part of the policy to destroy the Polish resistance, the Germans killed many of the nation's political, religious, and intellectual leaders. They also kidnapped children judged racially suitable for adoption by Germans and confined Poles in dozens of prisons and concentration and forced labor camps, where many perished.
Read more about the persecution of Poles during the Nazi era:
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- Polish Resistance and Conclusions
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Final details on Betancourt's two-year contract
Rafael Betancourt gave the Rockies a slight break on his contract, while protecting himself if he becomes the closer. According to paperwork filed with the union obtained by The Post, the reliever's two-year, $7.55-million deal calls for a $3.775 million salary in each year of the contract.
However, Betancourt can make an additional $450,000 in incentives for games finished. It breaks down as follows: $50,000 for 40 games, $50,000 for 45 games, $100,000 for 50 games, $100,000 for 55 games and $150,000 for 60 games.
Betancourt is penciled in as the Rockies' top setupman for closer Huston Street. He posted a 1.78 ERA in 32 games with Colorado after being acquired from Cleveland.


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Jason "Pottsy" Potter is responsible for getting you to work in the smoothest way possible, delivering morning traffic on The Wave....as well as producing and contributing to the Wave Morning show with Dan and Grace.
Before moving to Northeast Ohio in 2006, Pottsy hosted a morning show at WESB-AM and WBRR-FM in Bradford, Pa for nearly a decade. Since coming to his new hometown, he has spent time on the air at WOBL and WDLW in Oberlin and at WAKR in Akron. He was also a maintenance man and contractor, flipping houses in the Cleveland area for a few years...so if something needs to be fixed around the radio station, we call Pottsy!
While not on the air, Pottsy's life revolves around his two boys and the things they do to make his wife roll her eyes: Legos, action figures, cartoons, "guy noises" and model trains. He is enjoying being a kid again just as much as he enjoyed it the first time around. He has taken an active role in the Boy Scouts of America as a leader of his sons' Cub Scout Pack and loves that he is home early enough to walk his kids home from school.


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An independent researcher investigating the Deepwater Horizon oil rig accident has released preliminary findings, based on accounts from rig employees and others, that the accident was the result of a series of mistakes and flawed decisions, which had compromised safety.
The researcher, Dr. Robert Bea, came to the nation's capital this week with that message about what went wrong on the Deepwater Horizon rig.
Bea's been an engineer for 57 years, with experience investigating past disasters. An engineering professor at the University of California at Berkeley, he's a co-founder of its Center for Catastrophic Risk Management, and is the Center's principal researcher. After Hurricane Katrina, he helped lead an independent investigation into why the levees in New Orleans collapsed.
On Thursday, Bea had a closed-door meeting in Washington with other members of the Deepwater Horizon Study Group, a group he's taken the lead in assembling to investigate the oil spill accident. The group consists of professionals from industry and government, many participating under conditions of confidentiality.
"There is no doubt," Bea told NBC News Senior Investigative Correspondent Lisa Myers in an interview this week, "that safety was compromised."
With few witnesses and officials with direct knowledge of what happened speaking publicly, and the results of official investigations months if not years away, Bea says that conclusion comes directly from information he and his group have already received from oil industry employees, including people who were on the Deepwater Horzizon platform when the accident occurred.
Bea says the information includes interviews with 50 people with direct knowledge -- many under conditions of confidentiality -- and recordings of audio transmissions from the rig. Bea says the materials total 400 hours, stored in the group's database on a UC Berkeley server.
Bea has spoken publicly before, but yesterday, one month after the accident, released a report of his preliminary analyses based on the information gathered.
"This disaster was preventable," Bea writes, "had existing progressive guidelines and practices been followed."
The report lists what Bea believes are seven "Steps Leading to Containment Failure," also known as "blowout," including:
*improper well design
*improper cement design
*early warning signs not properly detected, analyzed or corrected
*removing the pressure barrier -- displacing drilling mud with sea water 8,000 feet below the drill deck
*flawed design and maintenance of the final line of defense – the blowout preventer
One of the early warning signs was belches or 'kicks' of methane gas, which came up from the depths of the well in the weeks before the accident. The gas was in slushy ice forms called methane hydrates -- but was potentially explosive. One incident was serious enough to shut the well down.
"They had a catastrophic loss of drill fluid into the formation," Bea says. "Gas got to the surface. They had to bring the rig to cold operation."
From what he's learned, Bea says, workers thought the successful response to that incident had fixed the gas problem in general.
Bea also says "drilling and well completion operations did not meet industry standards." He says the well was considerably behind schedule and some of what proved to be bad decisions were designed to save time and money at the expense of safety. Below is an excerpt from Dr. Bea's interview with Lisa Myers:
Dr. Robert Bea: There are time pressures that are extremely intense. And there are economic pressures that are extremely intense.
Lisa Myers: So you saw a lot of cutting corners.
Dr. Robert Bea: Sure.
Bea says the worst mistake was the decision to remove heavy drilling fluid, called "mud," from the drill column, as part of the end of the normal process to close down the well. Fine if the cements seals were working, he says. Potentially catastrophic if they weren't.
Lisa Myers: "The critical decision was the one to remove that heavy mud?"
Dr. Robert Bea: "That's based on everything we know. Yes."
The biggest underlying problem of all, Bea says, is that "we horribly underestimated the risk."
Throughout his interview with NBC News, Bea refers to the offshore drilling community as "we." He himself was once a consultant for BP, the lease operator and owner of the oil well at the Deepwater Horizon rig. He has worked with government regulators of the oil drilling industry for decades. Some employees on the Deepwater Horizon the day of the accident are friends and former colleagues.
Bea says all the companies involved in the Deepwater Horizon accident probably bear some responsibility, but that most of the blame rests with BP and the federal government, because they failed to properly oversee the project.
"These are not bad people," Bea says emphatically. "We're just doing dumb things."
Lisa Myers: This report is damning.
Dr. Robert Bea: I hope not. I hate damning... I hope it's constructive... I want learning to come from it. Not just more damn pain. There's enough of that around.
After reviewing Bea's report, BP spokesman Andrew Gowers wrote in a statement to NBC News that the company is surprised Bea has so quickly reached any conclusions, based on incomplete information. BP says with many investigations going on and so much evidence to be examined, "we think it appropriate to await those findings before further comment on the causes of this terrible accident."
Bea says he's been down this road before, after Hurricane Katrina.
He says the revelations about why the levees failed then are similar to the revelations about why the oil rig failed now.
"We had this long slide down this slippery slope of incremental bad decisions [regarding the levees]," Bea says. "This is following the same trail."
"I think we've got the outline of the picture puzzle," Bea says. "The details are still missing. But I think we got the outline right."


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The Cress Gallery of Art's exhibition schedule and programming is selected to demonstrate the highest consideration for formal theory and concept, contemporary artistic practice and materials, excellence in craft and technique, and relevance to the curriculum of the UTC Department of Art and its role within the University and the Community.
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Amherst College Postmaster Donnie Kells has seen the world change through the hundreds of glass mailbox windows in Keefe Campus Center. Bulky computer shipments have all but vanished, mail-order catalogs have been replaced with massive increases in online shopping and nobody seems to order frogs anymore. Between the deliveries of birthday cards, letters from abroad and occasional kayak, Kells gives a brief tour of the other side of mailbox.


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Yoga Jam takes place Wednesday
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- What: Yoga Jam; includes yoga, music, prize give-away, Africa Yoga Project Documentary
- Where: Eagle-Vail Pavilion, Eagle-Vail
- When: 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday
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Rachel DeLong, Lisa Proulx and Julie Kiddoo are hosting Yoga Jam on Wednesday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m at the Eagle-Vail Pavilion. The event, which will raise funds for the Africa Yoga Project, will include a showing of the Emmy Award-winning Africa Yoga Project documentary, a fun up-beat yoga class with music and a prize giveaway.
This event supports the Africa Yoga Project, a grassroots nonprofit that is spreading yoga across Kenya, Africa. Currently, the project has 71 employed Kenyan yoga teachers, 300 free classes a week and empowers 5,000 people per week through the practice of yoga. They teach in prisons, schools, special need centers, HIV/AIDS support groups, deaf schools and rural villages.
"While in Kenya with Africa Yoga Project in 2012, I saw the profound impact yoga is having on the communities," DeLong said. "I was blown away by all of the incredible work AYP does with yoga, but also with providing food and service in orphanages, to schools and beyond. AYP is giving possibility to people whose lives seemed hopeless. They find a purpose in teaching and practicing yoga."
DeLong, Proulx and Kiddoo will travel to Kenya in 2014 to be of service through Africa Yoga Project. All money raised will go directing toward the Africa Yoga Project.


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Jumbo means big! Jumbo means strong! The original Jumbo was developed to help those with very fast metabolisms (skinny "hardgainers"), or people with extreme energy demands due to their activity levels. The nutrient ratios reflect these purposes. The popularity of Jumbo – stemming from its quality and results – warranted that we develop a specific formula for the more normal and athletic metabolisms, and for the demands of typical bodybuilding training. And the second member of the Jumbo family, Jumbo Professional was born!
In Jumbo Professional we shifted the ratio towards a higher protein percentage. While providing 52 grams of high-quality protein (more than Jumbo), the serving size is smaller: 162 grams. This obviously means that the carbohydrate and caloric yield of the formula is lower, because it's unnecessary to take in higher amounts for those people that fall under the specific body and activity types we had in mind when designing this product.
Jumbo Professional is designed with whey protein. Dietary proteins are the source of nitrogen and indispensable amino acids, which the body requires for tissue growth and maintenance. Therefore, Jumbo Professional contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass.*
Whey protein from milk is a so-called complete protein, because it provides the body with all necessary amino acids, including the 9 amino acids (i.e. Histidine, Isoleucine, Leucine, Lysine, Methionine, Phenylalanine, Threonine, Tryptophan, Valine) that are considered essential for life, because the body cannot synthesize them.
Determination of the nutritional efficiency of protein in the diet is in most cases based on estimating the extent to which dietary protein nitrogen is absorbed and retained by the body and is able to balance daily nitrogen losses. Net Protein Utilisation (NPU) is the percentage of ingested nitrogen that is retained in the body, and the Biological Value (BV) gives the percentage of absorbed nitrogen that is retained. Biological Value is the product of NPU and digestibility. Whey protein has good digestibility and amino acid composition, thus it's Biological Value is great compared to other dietary protein sources like meat, fish, eggs or soy.
Jumbo Professional still features the "6-Carb" carbohydrate blend that includes oat flour, Palatinose™ and native waxy maize food starch.
The Jumbo extra ingredient matrix has been improved and increased in dosage! Each serving of Jumbo Professional provides a 6,600 mg dose of our proprietary "Crea-Bomb multi-component creatine matrix" (6 types of Creatines)! At least a 3 g daily dose of Creatine is scientifically proven to increase performance in successive burst of short-term, high intensity exercise like weight training and interval cardio (so a half-serving already provides this benefit).*
We also added extra amino acids on top of the amounts coming from proteins, including essential ones.
In the "Micronutrient Support complex" you'll find Magnesium and Vitamin C in amounts that contribute to normal protein synthesis, to a reduction of tiredness and fatigue, to normal functioning of the nervous system (neurotransmission and muscle contraction including heart muscle), to the normal function of the immune system, to normal energy-yielding metabolism, to electrolyte balance, to normal collagen formation for the normal function of cartilage and blood vessels, to the protection of cells from oxidative stress, to the maintenance of normal bones and teeth, and have a role in the process of cell division.*
Finally, we also added BioPerine®, a patented black pepper extract.
*These statements have been scientifically proven by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and authorized by the European Commission (EC).
Aspartame free formula!
Mix one serving (162 g) with 400 ml water. Drink a serving a day, preferably right after training.
Size and flavors:
1.62 kg (10 servings) / Raspberry
Raspberry: Ultrafiltered whey protein concentrates (containing beta lactoglobulin, alpha lactalbumin, bovine serum albumin, immunoglobulin G, lactoferrin, glycomacropeptide protein microfractions), Oat Flour, Maltodextrin, Palatinose™ (isomaltulose), Dextrose, Fructose, Creatine Monohydrate, Flavoring (Raspberry), Acidifier (Citric Acid Anhydrous), Waxy Maize Starch, Taurine, L-Arginine Base, L-Glutamine, L-Leucine, micronized Creatine Monohydrate, L-Alanine, L-Isoleucine, L-Valine, Magnesium Carbonate, Beta Alanine, Creatine Citrate, Coloring (Ponceau 4R**), Thickener (Xanthan Gum), Creatine Phosphate, Ascorbic Acid, Kre-Alkalyn® Creatine Monohydrate, L-Carnitine L-Tartrate, Creatine Pyruvate, L-Lysine HCl, L-Phenylalanine, L-Ornithine HCl, Artificial Sweeteners (Acesulfame-K, Sucralose), Alpha-Ketoglutarate Calcium, Alpha Lipoic Acid, BioPerine® (Piper nigrum fruit extract).
**May have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children!
Supplement Facts:
|Serving Size: 162 gr (Approximately 3 1/3 scoops)
|Amount per serving
|673 kcal
|Calories from fat
|54 kcal
|Total Fat
|6 gr
|Saturated Fat
|2 gr
|60 mg
|73 mg
|63 mg
|56 mg
|Vitamina C
|80 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|85 gr
|24 gr
|Dietary Fiber
|3 gr
|52 gr
|*RDA%: Percent of the Recommended Daily Allowance
† RDA not established in the EU
"6-Carb" Matrix (84 g): Harina de avena, maltodextrina, PalatinoseTM (isomaltulosa: carbohidrato de bajo índice glucémico), dextrosa, fructosa, almidón de maíz ceroso (carbohidrato patentado de alto peso molecular proveniente de almidón)
Jumbo Extra Ingredient Matrix (12 225 mg):
· Proprietary Crea-Bomb multi-component creatine matrix (6.600 mg): Monohidrato de creatina, MicronTec monohidrato de creatina micronizado, citrato de creatina, fosfato de creatina, Kre-Alkalyn® (monohidrato de creatina almacenado en búfer), piruvato de creatina
· Jumbo Amino Select Matrix (3450 mg): Taurina, L-glutamina, L-alanina, beta-alanina, L-fenilalanina, L-lisina, L-carnitina L-tartrato
· BCAA Xpress 100% pure essential amino acid complex (1000 mg): L-leucina, L-isoleucina, L-valina
· Hemo-No matrix (860 mg): L-arginina, L-ornitina, alfa-cetoglutarato de calcio
· Micronutrient Support complex Carbonato de magnesio, vitamina C, ácido alfa lipoico
· BioPerine® (Piper nigrum)
Allergen info:
Manufactured in a facility that processes milk, soy and egg proteins, and gluten, peanuts!
This product contains an absorption modifier that could affect your medications consult your physician before use! Keep out of the reach of children! Don't exceed the recommended daily dosage!
Beta-Alanine may cause a harmless, temporary tingling sensation on the skin for some individuals.
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so, long time no posting. How is everyone, thanks for reading the blog, and thanks a lot for posting comments!
I've been very busy with various work aspects and so the blog has got a bit behind. Please feel free to comment on areas that you would like to see blogged about, in the field of "pets…. and ART!".
I've just taken our clinic dog for a walk… he really enjoyed sniffing everywhere…
is there such a thing as 'the art of scent, or smell'?
Can smells be an art form, if so, whats a Monet or a Picasso??!!
Here are a couple of fun links.
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WASHINGTON – "Trayvon Martin could have been me 35 years ago," President Obama said Friday, discussing the death of a black teenager and the acquittal of his shooter as he offered some of his most personal and extensive remarks on race since he became president.
Making a surprise appearance in the White House briefing room, Obama reflected on his own experience with bias and racial profiling, and sought to explain why the African American community was outraged over the case.
"There are very few African American men in this country who haven't had the experience of being followed when they were shopping in a department store. That includes me," Obama said. "And there are very few African American men who haven't had the experience of walking across the street and hearing the locks click on the doors of cars. That happens to me, at least before I was a senator."
African Americans see the country's history of violence and discrimination against blacks as being ignored, he said, "and that all contributes, I think, to a sense that if a white male teen was involved in the same kind of scenario, that, from top to bottom, both the outcome and the aftermath might have been different."
PHOTOS: George Zimmerman trial verdict protests
The president said he accepted the Florida jury's verdict acquitting George Zimmerman on murder and manslaughter charges. "The juries were properly instructed that, in a case such as this, reasonable doubt was relevant, and they rendered a verdict. And once the jury's spoken, that's how our system works," Obama said, adding that he sought only to add context to the conversation about the case.
The president, however dismissed politicians who try to lead national conversations on race. Obama said the White House was considering several federal responses, including a review of so-called "stand your ground" laws and initiatives aimed at supporting young, black men.
"And for those who resist that idea that we should think about something like these 'stand your ground' laws, I just ask people to consider if Trayvon Martin was of age and armed, could he have stood his ground on that sidewalk? And do we actually think that he would have been justified in shooting Mr. Zimmerman, who had followed him in a car, because he felt threatened?"


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Few educational initiatives have stood the test of time as well as the Horizons in Medicine program. Since its beginning 32 years ago, more than 90 percent of Horizons in Medicine's participants have entered college, and 80 percent of them have graduated from college.
Horizons in Medicine is designed to give students a sense of the career possibilities in health care and to show them the kind of serious preparation needed to enter such careers. Students spend mornings in classrooms and laboratories at Wright State, where they are introduced to subjects such as anatomy, biochemistry and physiology. They spend afternoons working in hospitals, community clinics and other clinical sites throughout the community, where they can earn stipends for their assignments. All students who successfully complete the Horizons program receive one-year full scholarships to Wright State University.
"For 32 years the Horizons in Medicine program has provided young people interested in medical careers invaluable real-life experience within Dayton's medical community," said Gary LeRoy, M.D., associate dean for Student Affairs and Admissions at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine. "I am proud to participate in this opportunity to interact with and train these students during their preparatory years. I wish that more students were given this golden opportunity to spend a few weeks learning what it is really like to be a medical student. It is a challenge that every young mind interested in medical science should be able to experience."
To register or learn more about the program, visit www.med.wright.edu/him or contact Charlotta Taylor in the Office of Student Affairs at (937) 775-2934.


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Asatru is an expression of the native, pre-Christian spirituality of Europe. More specifically, it is the Way by which the Germanic peoples have traditionally related to the Divine and to the world around them.
From Iceland to Russia, from the frozen north of Scandinavia to the Mediterranean, the Germanic peoples wandered and settled over a span of thousands of years. Today, their descendants are spread around the world. We may refer to ourselves as Americans or English, Germans or Canadians, but behind these labels lurks an older, more essential identity. Our forefathers were Angles and Saxons, Lombards and Heruli, Goths and Vikings - and, as sons and daughters of these peoples, we are united by ties of blood and culture undimmed by the centuries.
Asatru is our native Way. Just as there is Native American religion and native African religion, so there is native European religion. Asatru is one of its expressions. It gave our ancestors comfort in millennia past, and it can give us strength and inspiration today.
The word "Asatru" comes to us from Old Norse, the tongue of ancient Scandinavia, where it means "those loyal to the Gods." Since the ancient Scandinavian version of our Way is the best documented, it has given us much of Asatru's terminology and imagery. The soul of Asatru, however, is not confined to the Scandinavian model, but encapsulates the belief of all the Germanic peoples. Indeed, Asatru reflects the deeper religiosity common to virtually all the nations of Europe.
As a part of the great European Folkway, Asatru has a number of characteristic beliefs. Some of these are:
The world is good. Prosperity is good. Life is good, and we should live it with joy and enthusiasm.
We are free to shape our lives to the extent allowed by our skill, courage, and might. There is no predestination, no fatalism, no limitations imposed by the will of any external deity.
We do not need salvation. All we need is the freedom to face our destiny with courage and honor.
We are connected to all our ancestors. They are a part of us. We in turn will be a part of our descendants.
We are also linked to all our living kin - to our families and to every man and woman rooted in the tribes of Europe. They are our "greater family."
We are connected to Nature and subject to its laws. The Holy Powers often express themselves in Nature's beauty and might.
We believe that morality does not depend on commandments, but rather arises from the dignity and honor of the noble-minded man and woman.
We do not fear the Holy Powers, or consider ourselves their slaves. On the contrary, we share community and fellowship with the Divine. The Holy Powers encourage us to grow and advance to higher levels.
We honor the Holy Powers under the names given them by our Germanic/Norse ancestors.
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MI5's terror status mailing list has been made a little more secure even though the service has still not been moved onto a fully secure UK government-run infrastructure.
The service, launched by MI5 last Tuesday, is designed to allow subscribers to receive email notification of changing national security threat levels by email.
But an investigation by privacy website Spyblog showed it was sending web subscription forms to the US without encryption. Initially, data submitted to the list was wide open to snoopers.
The subscription system has been changed so it no longer uses the WhatCounts.com services in the USA and so it uses SSL links to submit data to web servers based in the UK. These servers are being run by a private firm called MailTrack and not the UK government. The mailing list was modified late on Friday from its "shambolic" early version, SpyBlog reports.
"The email list subscription service no longer seems to send your personal data to the USA in an unencrypted format, but it is still not being hosted entirely on secure UK Government IT infrastructure. However, signing up this way no longer gets you an email confirmation immediately, you will now have to wait 'a few days'," SpyBlog told El Reg.
The set-up of the system, even ignoring the delay in processing data, is far from ideal, however. Submitted web forms are processed at a site called https://mi5.h0st.biz/xdata.html, which looks suspiciously like a phishing site, but was legitimately registered by MailTrack.
SpyBlog's assessment that the service was established as a "rush job" is supported by emails received by El Reg suggesting that British defence technology company QinetiQ was only informed about plans to launch the service on Monday, 8 January - only a day before the email alert service went live in an insecure format.
Even though changes have been made to improve this somewhat, the affair leaves a number of questions unanswered, as SpyBlog notes, not least who authorised the list to go live without rudimentary security precautions.
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I'm in a session where we're going through DB2 Version 9 migration considerations - and right now there's a table on display with changes to DSNZPARM defaults. One of real value is that STATIME has changed to 5 minutes from 30. Unless you've overridden it you should now get much better information at the DB2 subsystem level. This does, of course, mean 12 sets of Statistics Trace records an hour,... [More]
DB2 Version 9 RLF - Not Just For SAP
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Namik Hrle, the IBM Distinguished Engineer for DB2 for SAP, presented yesterday to an internal audience. (It's the first time I'd seen him present and he's a very dynamic presenter.) His presentation prompted me to download the Enhancing SAP by Using DB2 9 for z/OS Red Book . One item I'd like to pull out is the enhancements in DB2 Version 9 to RLF . RLF will cancel SQL execution for an... [More]
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The birthplace of the surname Chambernoom is Cornwall, a rugged peninsula in southwestern England that is noted for its strong Gaelic traditions. Though surnames became common during medieval times, English people were formerly known only by a single name. The way in which hereditary surnames were adopted in medieval England is fascinating. Under the Feudal System of government, surnames evolved and they often reflected life on the manor and in the field. Despite the fact that occupational surnames are rare among the Cornish People, they nevertheless sometimes adopted surnames derived from the type of work they did. The surname Chambernoom was an occupational name for a person in charge of the household of a nobleman. Interestingly, the name Chambernoom was originally derived from the title chamberlain, a word that originated as a name for the person in charge of a nobleman's sleeping quarters, and later came to encompass the role of running the household business.
The surname Chambernoom was first found in Devon at Modbury, a market-town and parish, in the union of Kingsbridge, hundred of Ermington. "This place, called in Latin records Motberia, was in the possession of Wado in the time of the Confessor, and subsequently became the property of the Champernownes, of whom Richard Champernowne, in 1334, obtained permission to fortify his manorial residence here." [1]
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Chambernoom research. Another 90 words (6 lines of text) covering the years 1280 and 1300 are included under the topic Early Chambernoom History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Cornish surnames are characterized by a multitude of spelling variations. The frequent changes in surnames are due to the fact that the Old and Middle English languages lacked definite spelling rules. The official court languages, which were Latin and French, were also influential on the spelling of a surname. Since the spelling of surnames was rarely consistent in medieval times, and scribes and church officials recorded names as they sounded rather than adhering to any specific spelling rules, it was common to find the same individual referred to with different spellings of their surname in the ancient chronicles. Moreover, a large number of foreign names were brought into England, which accelerated and accentuated the alterations to the spelling of various surnames. Lastly, spelling variations often resulted from the linguistic differences between the people of Cornwall and the rest of England. The Cornish spoke a unique Brythonic Celtic language which was first recorded in written documents during the 10th century. However, they became increasingly Anglicized, and Cornish became extinct as a spoken language in 1777, although it has been revived by Cornish patriots in the modern era. The name has been spelled Champernon, Champernoon, Champernown, Champernowne, Campernon, Campernoon, Campernown, Champernoun, Champernoune, Chambernon and many more.
More information is included under the topic Early Chambernoom Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Early North American records indicate many people bearing the name Chambernoom were among those contributors: Arthur Champernoone who settled in Maine in 1622; Francis Champernowne settled in Maine in 1630.


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My introduction?? to the world of non-babies wearing diapers happened, as I recall, when I was about 7 or 8 years old. I was sent, by my parents, to a camp for a couple of weeks. We slept in cabins.
What might have been my first or second night was when this event took place. I woke up the next morning to find my pjs, and my bed, wet. I was somewhat embarrassed over what had happened but, since it also happened sometimes at home, I wasn't that embarrassed.
In this particular camp there were 3 boys, and 2 counselors, to a cabin.
When it was time for bed, the next night, one of the counselors told me that because I had wet the bed the previous night I would have to wear a diaper that night. They didn't want to have to remake my bed and wash the sheets any more than they had to.
I told them no!, but that didn't seem to have any effect.
So the counselor told me to get ready for bed but not to bother putting on my pj bottoms. I did away thinking they might feel sorry for me and let it go that night.
But, no such luck.
The counselor came back and told me to take off my pj bottoms. Off they went. She then told me to raise my mid section. I reluctantly did. She then slide the cloth diaper under me and then told me to relax and lower myself down to the bed. I did. I felt both embarrassed and a strange sense came over me as my bottom touched the cloth. The cloth felt somewhat cool and comfortable.
She then raised the other end of the cloth and brought it through my legs and laid it over my waist. It was a very strange feeling.
She then proceeded to, using safety pins, pin the sides of the diaper near my hips. Both sides.
She then, again, told me to raise my midsection. She did the same thing but with, what were, the plastic pants. I lowered myself and she brought the plastic pants over my waist and using the clips that were already on the plastic pants, I could hear the clips come together.
It was strange, when she put the second set of clips together then the strange, also pleasurable, feelings began to emerge.
I seemed to enjoy the pressure that was now being exerted against my skin and maleness.
She then told me to put my pj's back on and go to sleep. People didn't say 'have a nice night' back then, they just said 'good night'.
This happened to me when I was somewhere around 8 to 10 years of age.
As it turned out I was a bedwetter. I guess my bladder was not growing up as fast as the rest of me.
One day, after a series of bedwettings and sheet changes, my dad opened up one of the major department store catalogues and started to look for something that might help me. What he eventually found was a special pair of pants that bedwetters could wear to help with their problem. The catalogue emphasized that these were not diapers. They were a special pair of pants that were made of rather thick cloth pant, on the inside, and had a plastic pant, on the outside. When I saw then I thought, to myself, that the designer didn't have very good eyes or was twisting the truth awful heavily. Like they say, if it quacks like a duck, walks like a duck, acts like a duck by gosh, it must be a duck. Anyway, you get the idea. I was a diaper with just another name attached to it.
The following day, mom called this department story and ordered it. They arrived. Rather reluctantly, when it was bed time, I got out these 'special pants'. I laid them on the edge of the bed. After I got my cloths off, I reluctantly sat in the proper place. I got a surge of a rather funny feeling ran up my spine. I spread open my legs and brought the front of this diaper up toward my front. At each side of the wider part of the diaper was a string. I grabbed the appropriate ones and tied them together. Like tying shoelaces. I tied both sides. I had this diaper on. My dad wanted to see what they looked like when I got them on so I reluctantly let him see them.
A couple of days of wearing these underpants and I started to get used to them and I was rather surprised that I started to like them.
On, about the second night, after I had put them on, I looked down at these diapers. From the inside, I could feel the coolness and softness of the cloth. I could also feel the compression the diapers were having on my manliness. It was something like the pressure you get from a tight bathing suit.
From the outside, I could see the plastic pants. This was something I was not quite used to.
I placed my hand on the front of the plastic pants and gently moved my hand downwards and between my legs. I had to spread my legs apart a bit but the feeling was different, than I was used to to give room for my hand to fit.
I think I was starting to get the feeling of comfort in these special pants / diapers. I didn't expect it but the feel of the cloth was starting to feel good to me.
I got off the bed and looked at myself in the large mirror, in my bedroom. There I was... I stared at myself for a few minutes, not thinking about anything in particular.... just looking.
It was my bedtime, so I put my pj's back on and went to bed.
I have had this nasty habit of falling to sleep fairly quickly, that night was no exception.
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Through the first month of the playoffs, Joe Johnson is being offered as the cautionary tale of this summer's impending free-agent-free-for-all.
The Hawks guard hardly has cast himself as a max-level prospect, yet nonetheless will get his max money.
But to truly appreciate what comes next, and the impact of what comes next, is to look back at the damage of overspending that already has taken a profound toll in these playoffs.
U.S. & World
A year ago, three contenders looking to take the next step in the postseason attempted to cash in.
By week's end, all could be cashed out, left only with salary remnants that make the equation that much more difficult moving forward.
The Spurs, for example, made a bold, and, in hindsight, misguided, move for Richard Jefferson, taking on the remaining $29.2 million on the forward's contract. Now, $15 million still is owed for next season (and, no, there is not a chance that the suddenly mid-level-worthy Jefferson will invoke his opt out by June 30).
Jefferson never fit in because Jefferson has never been anything unless point guard Jason Kidd has been at his side. Without point guard Tony Parker available full time, and with George Hill learning on the job, Jefferson was left to figure out the game on his own. He couldn't. Not after so many years of selfish ball. The Spurs did not prove to be the expected panacea.
While some, instead, have lamented the three-year, $14.5 million deal given to playoff no-show Antonio McDyess, the difference is the third year on McDyess' Spurs deal is only partially guaranteed. Take away Jefferson's money for 2010-11, and the Spurs could have space for a player.
Then there are the Hawks, Johnson's Hawks, a team that has defined second-round failure these past two seasons.
While the drama is whether Johnson will walk (he will), less appreciated is what Atlanta did last summer, when it tried to hold this all together, thinking it was primed for its next step.
Now? Now Mike Bibby has two years remaining on the three-year, $18 million contract he re-upped with last summer.
Clearly the Hawks appreciated they were at a crossroads, which is why Bibby's contract has a most unusual configuration, paying him $6.2 million for this past season, $5.6 million for next season, and then again $6.2 million for 2011-12.
Why? Because should the Hawks lose Johnson to free agency, it would maximize the Hawks' cap space this summer.
Yet considering how little Bibby has provided this postseason, one can only imagine how little will be left in 2011-12. In fact, reduced to its simplest form: Is there a single point guard in the Eastern Conference that Bibby can keep in front of him?
Certainly not Jameer Nelson, as we've seen this past week. And certainly not Brandon Jennings, as we saw for the two weeks before that.
As with the Spurs and Jefferson, the Hawks were living in the moment last summer, when they re-upped with Bibby. It was all about 2009-10. With a little bit more forethought, such money might have been better spent on the promise of a Ramon Sessions, for example.
And then there is Rasheed Wallace, and the three-year, $19 million deal he signed with the Celtics last summer.
If ever there was a player worthy of a one-year tryout, it was Wallace, who had fallen significantly off his game in recent years and essentially was cast aside last summer by the Pistons. Instead, Boston not only offered him three years, but also gave him an opt out for 2011-12, in case he actually managed to recapture his previous form.
Again, moving toward Wallace was not a mistake by itself. He certainly arrived with championship pedigree. But it was the years, committing two additional seasons to a player whose commitment seeming had wavered. The venerable Celtics had enough concerns about an aging roster.
Now what Wallace appears to do best is foul. A lot. It has gotten to the point where the best praise Doc Rivers can conjure is how Wallace has done an efficient job of protecting the paint with his length, when Glen Davis clearly has proven the more productive option.
There is, of course, nothing inherently wrong with living in the moment. The Spurs needed to retool after last season's first-round ouster, as an aging roster continued to age. The Hawks thought they were coming together, prepared to at least compete in a second round. And the Celtics, with Kevin Garnett moving closer to his former form, figured one last run with Ray Allen still under contract would be worthwhile.
Only now, the Spurs need to find a bridge to the future, with Hill, DeJuan Blair, and, perhaps, Tiago Splitter. It's almost as if Jefferson is in the way, a player who simply has not fit the system. As a one-year experiment, there was little downside. But now there is no escape.
In Atlanta, the Hawks may return next season resembling something far different, with coach Mike Woodson possibly to be gone from the bench, Johnson almost a lock to be gone from the locker room.
In each case, don't be surprised if the Spurs and the Hawks try to package those regrettable additional years as part of their revivals, with suitors for Tony Parker possibly also having to take Jefferson from the Spurs, and with those looking to sign-and-trade for Johnson possibly also being asked to take Bibby from the Hawks.
As for Wallace, in retrospect Leon Powe might have proven to be a lower-risk investment last summer. At least there would have been no-long term commitment due there.
It is one thing to take on a veteran on a one-year flier, as the Cavaliers did with Shaquille O'Neal, the Pacers did with Earl Watson, the Raptors did with Amir Johnson, the Celtics did with Marquis Daniels, or even the regrettable move the Wizards made with their 2009 lottery pick for Randy Foye and Mike Miller. At the stroke of July 1, all those mistakes can be erased.
When those moves don't work, there is no lingering stench. You simply try something else.
But Jefferson remains the gift that keeps on not giving in San Antonio. Bibby will continue to age exponentially in front of the Hawks' very eyes. And if Boston doesn't advance deeper this year than last year, Wallace will remain a presence the Celtics well might wish came with a mute button.
The lesson? When teams go to great lengths just because they have the financially wherewithal, sometimes the law of diminishing returns exacts a considerable toll.
Limited risk is one thing. Jefferson, Bibby and Wallace all were worth the gambles. But, now, there also is no escape.
Ira Winderman writes regularly for NBCSports.com and covers the Heat and the NBA for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.


text: Having lived and worked fluidly between three different cities (New York, Miami, and his hometown of Lima, Peru), William Cordova creates artwork that deals with his real-life issues of transition and displacement. He investigates the differences in culture, language, and economics through his work: installations, drawings, and sculptures that combine discarded materials and ephemera—such as old shoes, tires, and books—to withdraw and reconsider their cultural and historical significance. Often site-specific, Cordova's installations challenge preexisting histories of the places they occupy and present new perspectives on the fleeting significance of his subjects. In his 2006 installation the House that Frank Lloyd Wright built for Fred Hampton y Mark Clark, Cordova recreated a historical narrative (a 1969 police murder of two Black Panthers) and placed it in contemporary context to challenge and reinterpret its history.


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For the last few times I've checked, there's been no link to the Colonial Craftsmen Baby Name List when I tried to access it from the baby name lists part of nameberry.
I've seen the list (in a blog post, I think?), I just think that the link from the baby name lists page is broken
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I've found another. When I tried to click on the Autumn baby name list, it brought me a page, but there was no list!


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Uniformity in Accounting
by JULIUS W. PHOENIX, JR. Partner, Executive Office
Presented before the Cleveland Chapter of The Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants — November 1963
THERE is a lot of loose talk today about uniformity in accounting.
Much of it is related to the investor's understandable desire to make meaningful comparisons between financial statements of different
companies. Some accountants seem to think that uniformity is essential to the accounting process because it creates comparability. Other accountants seem to think that uniformity is a bad thing because it would eliminate all alternatives in accounting. It is not clear what the two sides mean by uniformity. At what levels of accounting is uniformity proposed; at what levels is it opposed? As frequently happens, the arguments are made on one extreme or the other and many of us see merit in the arguments of each side. The result is that we are confused and do not know what position to take.
My purpose tonight is to analyze the uniformity issue and give you my appraisal of what the profession should do about it.
A logical starting point is to define uniformity. Dictionary definitions
cannot always be applied directly to technical areas. Nevertheless,
we are dealing with a common word that is familiar to accountants
and non-accountants.
Two dictionary definitions seem particularly to fit our discussion: "conforming to one rule" and "absence of variation." Putting these two definitions together and relating them to accounting, a working definition of uniformity in accounting might be "accounting for a given transaction should conform to one rule and there should be no variation in the results."
Before going further, consider why we do not have uniformity today. This is not the first time the question has been considered. As early as the 1930s, the uniformity approach was rejected by special committees of the AICPA and the New York Stock Exchange. At that time those two bodies agreed that a realistic goal of accounting was "to make universal the acceptance by listed corporations of certain broad principles of accounting which have won fairly general acceptance, and within the limits of such broad principles to make no


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The second opening round of Troika was held Friday night at The Sideshow with the team of 3AM (Rob Baniewicz, Maggie Keegan, Jason Stockdale) moving on to the finals. The third and final opening round of Troika will be this Friday, March 23 at 9:00 at The Sideshow and will feature Chaperone (Frank Farrell, Meredith Weir, Steve Kleinedler) Virginia Clemm Sideburns (Cara Schmidt, Claire Halberstadt, Dennis Trafny) and Pickle (Jen Curcio, Mike Marbach, Scott Hinners).
The second annual March Madness Comedy Competition is in full swing, with the second round beginning last night at The Famous International Variety Show at Drinker's West. Moving on to the third round from last night are: David Terruso, Rachel Bensen, Mike Logan and David Ray Ageykum. The contest continues at open mics throughout the week.
The first ever NYC Improv Fest will be taking place this week at The PIT in New York City and Philadelphia will be well represented. Performing at this year's festival will be Iron Lung (Wed. 7pm Striker Theater), Mayor Karen (Wed. 7pm, PIT Underground), Hey Rube (Wed. 9pm, PIT Underground), King Friday (Sat. 5pm, Striker Theater), Michael Loves Greg (Sat. 6pm, Striker Theater), and Asteroid (Sat. 8pm, PIT Underground). Full schedule and ticket information are available online.
Center City Comedy has released another video in their Blitzkrieg Vodka series. The second commercial parody can be viewed online.
Following the popular internet meme format, some Philly comics wrote and produced this Sh!t Philly Fans Say (part 2) video. The video is written and directed by comedian Katie Kohler and features Philadelphia area comedians Chris Smith, Bob Marsdale and Sidney Gantt.


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Food bank offers cooking courses
April 5, 2013
The Weld Food Bank is scheduled to host several cooking courses in the coming months that benefit programs serving nutritional meals to undernourished children in the county.
A course on gluten-free baking will be April 11, dairy and meat-free cooking on May 23, mozarella-making on June 6 and Italian cooking on June 20. All classes begin at 6:30 p.m.
No more than 10 people can attend a class, so the food bank recommends signing up sooner rather than later, Weld Food Bank said in a news release.
The $50 registration fees will be donated to Kids Cafe, a program that provides food ranging from after-school snacks to hot meals and is served at Boys and Girls Clubs, Hill-n-Park Mission, the Rodarte Center, and in Milliken, according to the food bank's website.
For complete details on course offerings and to register, visit http://www.weldfoodbank.org/NewsAndEvents/Events/UpcomingEvents/Cooking%20Classes or call Victoria Schuster at (970) 356-2199 extension 323.


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Entertaining live music lovers for decades, RPM has established itself as one of Wisconsin's premier live music acts. A staple in northeast Wisconsin's talented Fox Valley live entertainment scene, RPM has helped put this hotbed of musical talent on the map, both locally and regionally. With an ever evolving cover song list that blurs genres from classic and new rock, to country, to the latest pop smashes, this five piece band can do it all. A rare musical blend of guitars, keyboards, horns, and percussion keep the RPM stage lively, the crowds energized, and the sounds dynamic.
Led by Dave Richter, the band's experienced, multitalented vocalist and front man, RPM combines the quality and professionalism of a national touring act with the raw passion often apparent in local live entertainment. Richter's ability to connect to any crowd, in any situation, gives the band a focal point when harnessing the emotion of a live music venue. Energetic bass player Shane LeSage and versatile lead guitarist Joe Perz bring an exciting blend of eccentric showmanship and gifted musicianship, combined with decades of performance experience, to the front of the RPM stage. Drummer Mark Budwit, a talented lead vocalist in his own right, along with "do it all" musician John Groff (guitars/keyboards/trumpet), give RPM the kind of flexibility needed to cover the likes of Mumford and Sons, U2, The Jackson Five, Luke Bryan and Bruno Mars. The band's unique ability to send four talented lead vocalists to the mic, all with different approaches, allows the nightly set list to evolve through a wide range of genres. Timely harmony and background vocals fill out the band's sound, giving the RPM's cover selections a distinctive yet familiar feel.
RPM takes nothing for granted as the band pours every ounce of energy and emotion into every performance. Whether the band is staged in front of a festival crowd of thousands, a live music club filled with hundreds, or a wedding attended by your closest family and friends, RPM brings a national touring quality sound system and light show that is sure to impress. Backed by Bananas Entertainment, the largest reaching booking agency in Wisconsin, you are sure to see this Midwest favorite in a town near you!