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Lance Moore has had what he describes as a somewhat "bittersweet" last few months.
Lance Moore has had what he describes as a somewhat "bittersweet" last few months.
The 29-year-old Westerville native had one of the most successful professional football seasons of his seven-year career with the New Orleans Saints, but the team's off-the-field issues and 0-4 start helped keep it from making the playoffs for the first time since 2008.
Just before the Saints' season ended with a 44-38 loss to Carolina on Dec. 30, Moore received news that helped temper the disappointment he felt about his team's difficult year.
Moore was named the Saints' Man of the Year for his contributions off the field and is their nominee for the Walter Payton Man of the Year award, which is given by the NFL to one player for his volunteer and charity work as well as his excellence on the field.
"You play a sport that often honors your athletic accomplishments," Moore said. "But this is for something that's bigger than football. It shows you really care about the community."
In addition to working with the Lance Moore Community Cares program, which serves disadvantaged children and families, Moore serves as a spokesman for the Saints Copeland's Kids Club and regularly speaks at schools in the New Orleans area.
A 2001 Westerville South High School graduate, Moore also has participated in football clinics, hospital visits and holiday food and toy drives. He is involved with home renovation projects in New Orleans with the United Way, as well as purchasing sports equipment for schools.
The Walter Payton Man of the Year honoree will receive a $25,000 donation to the charity of his choice. The winner of the award, named for the Hall of Fame running back of the Chicago Bears, will be announced during the weekend of the Super Bowl, which is Feb. 3 in New Orleans.
"That would be a wonderful honor, when you think about Walter Payton and the way he was one of the greatest players and greatest men," Moore said. "The older I've gotten, the more I've realized how important it is to do for the community. I'm kind of one of the go-to guys for community programs. I'm always involved in hospital visits, and that's one of the things I enjoy the most. I realize the importance of giving back."
Moore overcame odds to reach a position in which he can help the less fortunate.
As a wide receiver for Westerville South, Moore set state records for receptions (103) and touchdown catches (24) in 2001.
He then attended the University of Toledo on a full scholarship, playing in 50 games and setting program records for receptions (222), yards (2,776) and touchdowns (25).
Moore, who throughout the spring of 2005 was recovering from a shoulder injury that occurred in his final college game, wasn't drafted by the NFL that year.
He attended training camp with the Cleveland Browns that summer but was waived. He signed with New Orleans on Sept. 26, 2005.
After spending the 2005 season on the Saints' practice squad, he played mostly on special teams in 2006 but had 79 catches for 928 yards and 10 touchdowns during the 2008 season. Injuries limited him to seven games the next season, although he had two receptions in the Super Bowl as the Saints beat Indianapolis 31-17.
Moore has averaged 61 catches over the past three seasons. This season, he had 65 receptions for a career-high 1,041 yards with six touchdowns.
After the NFL alleged the Saints implemented a bounty program from 2009-11 that rewarded players for deliberately attempting to injure opposing players, coach Sean Payton was suspended for this season.
"It's been a lot of hard work and it hasn't been easy, but I knew if I worked as hard as I could that I'd have an opportunity," Moore said. "I think I've done a good job. Next year should be better, especially with us getting our head coach back. You just had to come to work every day with a positive attitude because what happened wasn't under our control. The punishment that we got from the commissioner wasn't anything that we could do anything about.
"It was definitely tough not having our lead dog, and we started off extremely slow, but we won seven of our last 12 games, which shows the team that we can be."
Moore recently spent time in central Ohio and said a couple years ago, he spoke at Westerville South.
According to South boys basketball coach Ed Calo, Moore bought shoes for every member of his program last year.
Both Moore and his younger brother, Nick, who plays for the British Columbia Lions of the Canadian Football League, played for Calo.
"(Lance is) a great young man," Calo said. "We're so proud of him as a football player making it into the league. But speaking for myself, I'm much more impressed with him as a man. He visits quite a bit, and we love having him back. He's just openly generous."


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posted by Thom Holwerda on Mon 7th May 2012 20:09 UTC
There's some movement in the Oracle-Google lawsuit today, but it's rather difficult to determine just what kind of movement. The jury was told by the judge Alsup to assume APIs are copyrightable - something Alsup still has to determine later during trial - and with that in mind, the judge ruled Google violated Oracle's copyright on Java. However, the jury did not come to an agreement on a rather crucial question: whether or not it was fair use. All in all, a rather meaningless verdict at this point, since it's incomplete. Also, what kind of nonsense is it for a judge to tell a jury to assume something is illegal? Am I the only one who thinks that's just complete insanity?

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Kennon, Neymeiyer Named All-Americansby Brent Harris • December 22, 2008 Share:
Wabash College senior football players Darryl Kennon and Tony Neymeiyer have been named to the 2008 D3football.com All-America Team. Kennon was placed on the Second Team, while Neymeiyer received Honorable Mention All-America honors.
Kennon (Tempe, AZ/McClintock HS), a senior defensive tackle, was named the 2008 NCAC Defensive Player of the Year and was a First Team All-NCAC pick and a 2008 D3football.com All-North Region First Team selection. He set the Wabash all-time record for sacks with 30, recording six for 38 yards in 2008. He started all 12 games, finishing with 38 tackles and 14 tackles for losses totaling 58 yards. Kennon also had six pass defenses, a forced fumble, and two fumble recoveries. He ranks fourth on the Wabash list in career tackles for losses with 56-1/2. He helped Wabash finish among the national leaders in total defense, holding opponents to 274 yards per game. The Little Giants were 19th in the nation in rushing defense (88.67 ypg).
Neymeiyer (Essexville, MI/Garber HS), a senior co-captain and starting center for all 12 games for Wabash, helped the Little Giants to the 12th-ranked scoring offense and 17th-ranked overall offense in the nation. Wabash averaged 39.42 points and 436.92 yards per game in the process of winning its fourth consecutive North Coast Athletic Conference title and first back-to-back NCAA Division III Football Playoff berths in school history. Neymeiyer anchored an offensive line that allowed the Little Giants to set a single-season school record for rushing touchdowns (33) and produce the second-highest amount of total points (473) in school history. The Little Giants allowed only 13 sacks in 361 passing attempts, throwing for 3,168 yards and running for another 2,075. The 5,243 yards of total offense was third-best total in school history. Neymeiyer was a First Team All-North Coast Athletic Conference selection in addition to earning D3football.com First Team All-North Region honors.
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Saw this one this morning: "Hell in a handle basket" instead of "Hell in a handbasket."
I've also seen "Helena Handbasket," but that seems to be used more as a pun than an eggcorn.
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Nothing they do shocks me…....
This country is going to hell in a handle basket IMO.http://www.topix.net/forum/news/terri-s … LCRSMCVBJV
I'm struggling a little with this because I haven't made enough effort to determine whether "handle basket" is a common substitution for "hand basket." Perhaps someone could help out with that.
At any rate, here are the Google hits (June 4, 2007):
635,000 handbasket
179,000 "hand basket"
26,100 "handle basket"—potential eggcorn.
and more specifically:
358,000 "hell in a handbasket"
103,000 "hell in a hand basket"
2 "hell in a handle basket"
Based on these results, I'm guessing that a "handle basket" is a common item that isn't often confused with a hand basket. It would appear that it's occurrence in the idiom is extremely rare. (Actually, I'm rather surprised there aren't hundred of occurrences).
But, lets step back and consider "handle basket" by itself. That, per se, is an eggcorn for "hand basket" if it doesn't already have it's own distinct meaning. (Pardon my ignorance here again). This alteration reminds me a little bit of "holdster" for "holster" and "hoppy horse" for "hobby horse" —where a more functional word is introduced into the desciption.
Here's the only other citing of "hell in a handle basket" I could find…
:: View topic – Justice?And the US would go to hell in a handle basket... Whooops…it's already there…. Awww..hell…I would vote for him. I'd like to see how an anarchist would …
www.jenningsgp.com/forum/viewtopic.php? … 9dd04c60aa – 78k – Supplemental Result – Cached – Similar pages
Some baskets have handles, some don't—so people use "handle basket" to specify the latter. The archetypal easter basket is a good example of a handle basket. Some speakers may arrive at "handle basket" eggcornishly, but I don't think the term itself is an eggcorn.
I've occasionally heard people refer to the baskets attached to the handlebars of a bicycle as "handle baskets"—bicycle supply stores usually call them "handlebar baskets." In any case, I like the image of riding to hell in a bike equipped with one of those quaint baskets.
'Handle basket' hardly rolls off the tongue and has a whole extra syllable – perhaps it's a bit of hyper-correction? Now 'hambasket' and 'ham basket' get over 100 hits…
This world is going to hell in a ham basket. Yes, I realize that's not how the saying goes, but it wasn't all that long ago that I thought it did. ...
www.suzannemcdonough.com/pages/archives/december06.html – 99k – Cached
Jesus, this forum has literally gone to hell in a hambasket. We have lost three pillar members in a matter of minutes, and all the blame goes to what? ...
www.zeldauniverse.net/forums/general-ch … ad-64.html – 92k – Supplemental Result – Cached
I am becoming very wary of mis-spellings, but surely anyone who can spell 'basket' should have no great difficulty with 'hand'? (Hambag and ham bag for 'handbag' also have many hundreds of citations – has pig leather ever been a traditional material for handbags and baskets I wonder?)
I like "hambasket" a lot. We've found quite a number of hand-/ham-/hang- substitutions over the last couple of years; it's probably time for a roundup of links. I think my favorite is "handburger" in this post (you have to scroll down for "handburger" itself): http://eggcorns.lascribe.net/forum/view … hp?pid=433
I doubt that "handbasket" is a hypercorrection; the "hell in a handbasket" phrase is so common that it seems unlikely most adult native speakers would think "handbasket" isn't a viable word in the language. Also, I've heard this word in use all my life (about as frequently as "handbasket" when people are referring to real baskets with handles), and books.google.com has references going back to at least the very early 20th century. I think it's more likely a disambiguation. I suspect "handbaskets" almost always have handles, but the word doesn't make that clear. (Interestingly, the definitions for "handbasket" at both the OED and MWD don't mention handles. The latter says they're "small [and] portable," which doesn't quite imply handles.) "Handle basket" by contrast erases any doubt about the structure of the thing. And the word shows up a lot on websites for florist shops and nurseries, where they have baskets with handles and without. All of the "handle basket" links I clicked on at such places did indeed show baskets with handles. (For some reason, cyclamens, tea roses and African violets seem to be the most popular plants to display in handle baskets.)
Peter's comments also led me to one other thought when I looked at the dictionary definitions of "handbasket." The Merriam Webster site said that the phrase is now "usually" used in the "hell in a handbasket" phrase. That surprised me a bit, but if the MW editors are right, I wonder whether some of the speakers using "handle basket" may be trying—consciously or not—to avoid the off-color associations of the "hell…" phrase.
patschwieterman writes:
The Merriam Webster site said that the phrase is now "usually" used in the "hell in a handbasket" phrase. That surprised me a bit, but if the MW editors are right, I wonder whether some of the speakers using "handle basket" may be trying—consciously or not—to avoid the off-color associations of the "hell…" phrase.
It's interesting that "handbasket" is most often associatiated with the idiom "hell in a handbasket" (cf. 358,000 of the 635,000 Google hits mentioned earlier). I think most of us have absolutely no idea of why the idiom invokes a handbasket! So, I looked into it…
www.word-detective.com/back-e2.html – 15k – Cached – Similar pages
The eminent slang historian Eric Partridge, in his "Dictionary of Catchphrases," dates the term to the early 1920's. Christine Ammer, in her "Have A Nice Day—No Problem," a dictionary of cliches, agrees that the phrase probably dates to the early 20th century, and notes that the alliteration of "hell" and "handbasket" probably contributed to the popularity of the saying. Ms. Ammer goes a bit further and ventures that, since handbaskets are "light and easily conveyed," the term "means going to hell easily and rapidly." That seems a bit of a stretch to me, but I do think the addition of "in a handbasket" (or "in a bucket," as one variant puts it) does sound more dire and hopeless than simply "going to hell."
It seems to me that whenever the imagery of an idiom is lost on the majority of people, it becomes a prime candidate for eggcorning. I would further suggest that if "handbasket" were to have some shorter word as a homophone or a few similar-sounding words, this transformation to an eggcorn might already have happened. Instead, what we have is a situation where many people hear the word "handbasket" all too clearly—and further view it as completely arbitrary word. Rather than subliminally replacing "handbasket" with a different word (to generate an eggcorn), they are more likely to intentionally replace it with some other arbitrary means of conveyance… ...a bucket, a boat, a handbag, a handle-basket or whatnot.
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Sure, I agree—most of this is probably conscious wordplay. I always use the "hell in a handbucket" variant myself. It's possible the "hell in a handle basket" phrase is, as Jorkel says, a conscious substitution, or it might be a substitution of a near-synonym. In either case, not really an eggcorn.
Just in case: my final speculative remark in the last post was about instances when people are referring to real baskets—not the "hell…" phrase. I was wondering whether "handbasket" has—for some speakers—taken on a bit of the off-color association of the phrase in which it now usually occurs. As a result, they may be avoiding "handbasket" when really referring to baskets. Just a suggestion, and I'm not at all sure I'm convinced by it. For one thing, I'm still surprised by the MW claim that "handbasket" is "usually" used in the "hell" phrase.
My main point in both earlier posts in this thread is simple: when used to refer to real baskets, "handle basket" is a perfectly legitimate word used for disambiguation; it's neither an eggcorn nor a hypercorrection.
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Sorry about that, Pat. I headed off on a side tangent there and quoted a bit of your inspiring post to make the segueway (because that tidbit suddenly woke my brain up to the imagery aspect). I probably quoted one line too many from your post, and that might have thrown you a curveball—making you think I missed your other points. I didn't miss them, though; I just didn't have anything to add along those lines.
By the way, has anyone else noticed that three more eggcorns have entered the Database in recent days? None of them drawn from the Forum. In fact, no adds from the Forum for at least half a year now.
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Yeah, I spotted those new additions yesterday. I'm very glad to see that Chris Waigl's back and adding to the Database. But I do agree that there's plenty of native talent here on the Forum that could use some long-overdue recognition.
That said, I love "with flying collars." Wish I'd thought of it.
interesting discussion here:
http://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_boar … s/257.html
>>In Fairford church, Gloucestershire, the great West window (installed before 1517 AD) shows the Day of Judgment in stained glass, with the innocent going to heaven and the guilty going to hell. Among the latter is an old woman in a wheelbarrow, being pushed to her doom by a blue devil. So the idea of "going to hell in a handcart" is a good 500 years old. <<


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If Friday night's football jamboree at Jasper High School was any indication, the Diamond Wildcats might be in for a lot of fun this season.
If Friday night's football jamboree at Jasper High School was any indication, the Diamond Wildcats might be in for a lot of fun this season.
Squaring off against Jasper, Sarcoxie and Liberal, the Wildcats took control on defense and took to the air offensively as they fired a warning shot to the rest of the Spring River Valley Conference: Don't sleep on D-Town.
Speaking of 'D', the Wildcats were pretty good at it on this night, according to coach Jimmy Dushane.
"Our defense seems to be way ahead of our offense," Dushane said.
That's saying something, too, as the Wildcats connected on five touchdowns through the air alone on the night.
"Our defense, I felt like, did a really, really good job," he said. "Having as many returning starters on both offense and defense makes my job a lot easier. The kids have really responded well and I'm just really proud of what they're doing right now."
Brodie Bien is expected to start the season under center for the Wildcats, and he put on a display through the air along with three other Wildcat quarterbacks on the night. Dushane also praised the tailbacks, led by starter Zach Renfro among others, for their play.
"We looked OK," he said. "We tried to get as many kids in as we could so we could look at everybody. As a whole our offensive throwing game seemed to be working really good. We were able to complete several passes and we scored five times through the air, so I was pleased with that. We didn't have a whole lot of snaps, so for us to score that many times through the air, I was pretty impressed."
The Wildcats are set to begin the season next week at home against Liberal at 7 p.m.
"The kids are excited the season is finally getting here," Dushane said. "They were definitely ready to hit someone else."


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We had a new student join the dojo this week. It is hard for new students, because most of our students have practiced for a while, in some cases for many years. New students feel a bit overwhelmed. I told the student:
"Look at the floor. Our room is about 1500 square feet and has 12 inch tiles. That means that there are about 1500 tiles. If you had to install that many tiles all at once, it would be very hard. But if you put one down each time you came to class, in a few years you would cover the whole floor.Karate is learned little by little.
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Maroon 5 + Alicia Keys Mash It Up With 'Daylight' + 'Girl on Fire' at the 2013 Grammys
Maroon 5 and Alicia Keys performed together at the 2013 Grammys, mashing up a performance of their songs 'Daylight' and 'Girl on Fire,' respectively. It didn't exactly feel like an "Oh yeah, that makes sense" partnership, but more like a way for the producers to pair up two acts, right next to one another, without having to swap out the stage or set up.
Even though the pop rock band and the soulful pop singer didn't seem like an obvious pairing, butting the songs up against one another worked. Maroon 5 did their thing and delivered their hit, while Keys grabbed drumsticks, trading her piano for a drum, and tapped away, adding the rhythmic heartbeat to her most recent smash.
One other way that Maroon 5 and Keys paired perfectly together? Well, we have to admit that Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine and Miss Keys are two of the more genetically gifted pop musicians working today.
Overall, we enjoyed hearing both songs as they bled into one another. We love when pop and rock can co-exist on the Grammy stage, as they did this evening (Feb. 10.)
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Thursday April 5, 2012
Robbie Williams has asked his fans to help find a name for his unborn baby.
The Take That star also denied reports that he already knew the sex of the child.
"To fill you in we don't know if it's a girl or a boy," he wrote on his official website. "We've no names yet either. Maybe you can give us a few ideas?"
Robbie announced earlier this month that he's to become a father for the first time.
The 38-year-old singer said he and his wife Ayda cried when they saw the scans.
Robbie, who rejoined Take That to tour last year, announced the news on his blog.
"I've been keeping a secret from you all - me and Ayda are going to be mummy and daddy this year," he said.
"The nursery is already planned. Basically I'm in love with a little person growing in mummy's belly - and can't wait to be a daddy. Crying now."
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Ticketmaster Takes Another Stab At Shutting Down Scalpers With Paperless Tickets
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One inevitable (and legitimate) complaint about this system is that it not only takes out scalpers, but other secondary transactions, too. Want to buy tickets as a gift, or for your kid? You'll have to take the recipient to the show and go up to the gate with them. Buy tickets for yourself, but then can't go to the show and want to give them to a friend? You're out of luck, unless you and your credit card can get there (and, of course, there are no refunds). It seems likely that Ticketmaster will have to do something to rectify this, particularly given the political scrutiny they've attracted lately, and the solution seems obvious: Ticketmaster sets up a secondary market that lets people resell their tickets and reassigns them to a new credit-card holder (taking a cut for all the hard work, of course). The company has been growing its reseller business, in particular making efforts to become the "official fan resale" partner of various sports leagues and teams, and it's hard to see it not using paperless tickets as a way to expand this business. Ticketmaster hates scalping -- unless it's the one doing the reselling. But if it wants to benefit from the free market, the market should really be free, and not one established and controlled by Ticketmaster.


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250 jobs go at Midlands car-leasing firm
250 jobs are to go at a car-leasing firm in the Midlands.
Drive Assist, which is based in Tamworth, Staffordshire were placed into administration earlier.
259 employees were made redundant with immediate affect.
Activities at Millenium Motor Group Limited, which is based at Nottingham AutoPark, will be affected. They sell ex-fleet vehicles.
The administrators were appointed as a result of the companies experiencing "considerable working capital management issues" and subsequent cash flow problems.
"Regrettably, 259 employees have been made redundant with immediate effect. We will be working alongside all stakeholders to determine the most appropriate next steps for the benefit of all creditors."
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Parenting is probably one of the most challenging undertakings that a person can ever do. It can be very rewarding but it can also be very frustrating. One of the things that makes it frustrating is that nowhere do we learn effective parenting skills. Good parenting training would normally include information about appropriate child development, brain growth and emotional development. Fortunately, we can always learn new and often more effective ways to parent.
One of the biggest mistakes for parents is that they confuse discipline with punishment. Punishment is about implementing an arbitrary consequence that is associated with pain or fear. With Punishment there isn't any learning occurring, rather the child learns to fear the punishment but often doesn't connect it to the behaviour error for which they are receiving the punishment.
Discipline, instead, focuses on teaching a child how to think and be responsible for the choices they make. Discipline teaches that choices do have consequences both good as well as bad and children must learn to choose appropriately.
Another issue parents often struggle with is to emphasizing obedience over teaching their child to make choices and learn the natural consequences of those choices. While having an obedient child in the short run may seem desirable, obedience does not teach thinking. Rather the parent does all the thinking and the child executes a parent's order without really having to think about the choices and consequences because the parent has done that for the child.
In today's complex world it will be necessary to use critical thinking, endure years of schooling and be able to make good choices, a child needs to learn to think for him/herself independently. If a parent is always doing the thinking and doesn't teach the child to think, the child will not be able to take over this skill effectively, when the parent finally pulls back. Parents that emphasize obedience find in later years that they have to nag, complain and keep motivating their children to do school work, chores or be considerate as the child didn't learn how to do it him/herself.
Another common mistake is that parents think that their child has the same mental capabilities to use reason and logic of an adult. Reason and logic really don't fully common line until around age 12. It takes around 25 years to grow a human brain and there are specific skills and abilities that come online with each age. So, not understanding child development and brain capabilities can lead parents to expect more from their child than is age appropriate resulting in frustration. Parents are also more likely to implement age inappropriate interventions to correct behaviours.
Parenting skills need to change as a child gets older and a common mistake is parents don't enhance or update their parenting skills to reflect the age and developmental capabilities of their child. Parents will need to update or enhance their skills as their child gets older. Parents will keep doing the same parenting skills they did when their child was a toddler and this no longer works with an adolescent. As children get older and obtain more cognitive skills they'll want to experiment with increased freedom and choice that comes with more brain capabilities. The parent will need to modify how they parent to reflect the child's new skills.
Children need to experiment and risk failure. Failure is one the best teachers to learn. Children who get to try things just a bit out of their capabilities and keep practicing until they succeeds directly develops increased self-esteem and confidence. A common mistake parents make is not letting children experience failure or make mistakes. Often parents will do for their child what the child can do and the underlying message the parent send to the child is "I don't think you are capable." While this may not be the parent's intention, behaviour is the biggest form of communication and this is what the parent's behaviour is communicating.
Learning about your child's development and updating your parenting skills can lead to a more rewarding and fulfilling parenting experience. It can also improve your relationship with your child.
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· Build the self-concept
· Share the control
· Offer empathy, then consequences that provide teachable moments
· Share the thinking
· Enforceable statements
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Patent Reform Needs Fee Shifting Provisions, Because Judges Almost Never Award Attorneys' Fees
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New data from Lex Machina -- an awesome startup that is compiling all sorts of legal data -- shows that courts almost never award attorneys fees, and the rate at which they're doing so continues to go down, even as the number of patent lawsuits has gone up. From 2010 through 2012, 997 patent judgments were contested -- and only six had attorneys fees granted. Yes, less than 1%. So, for those arguing that fee shifting is already allowed under the law... it's simply not happening. Patent reform needs a strong fee shifting component to ward off so many bogus lawsuits.
Update: There's been some discussion in the comments about the data, which require some further clarification. The six awards are the cases where attorneys fees were granted based on "litigation misconduct or frivolous, bad-faith litigation." Some have pointed out that fees have been awarded in some other cases, but those were for default, willful infringement or inequitable conduct -- which are issues unrelated to the point being made here. It's the frivolous, bad-faith litigation that's the problem, which happens all the time, and attorneys' fees are almost never granted in such cases, leading trolls to file frivolous cases all too frequently. Separately, some have argued that the 997 is inappropriate because defendants in many of those cases did not seek attorneys' fees, but that actually supports the point, rather than takes away from it. Given how rare and unlikely it is for a court to award attorneys' fees, most defendants don't see any value in wasting even more legal effort in trying to get those fees, knowing they're almost certainly not going to come.


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After lurking on the "Baqua - Use and Conversion" bbs for about a week, and after seeing all the support that the admin and other users give through this process, I began my own conversion to chlorine today! I'm going to post my experience in the hopes that others can learn from my mistakes (that are bound to happen!) and makes the process easier for them.
So far today: I started with a very low Baqua level (never added any since uncovering the pool and getting the sand filter running about a week ago). I started with fresh sand in the filter (D'oh! I realized only after looking into the conversion that I will have to change out the sand after...). I used the Pool Calculator to tell me how much bleach to add.
At 3pm, I added 824 oz of 6% bleach - the water went from pretty clear to cloudy, but still mostly blue.
At 4:30p, my hth 6-way strips from Wally World told me:
ph - 7.2
CA - 0 (maybe 30? The color is not much different for 0 and 30...)
At this point, I added 824 more oz of the bleach. The water turned a murky grey-green with some brown swirls...scary and swamp-looking!
At 6:30p, the tests said the FC was at zero again, and everything else was the same. The water looked less grey-green, but still cloudy blue-green. I added 824 more oz of bleach.
At 8:15p, I tested again and the FC was at about 5, the other levels were the same, and my wife described the water as "milky sea-foam green" (Beautiful description...I love this woman...) I used the Pool Calculator again, and added 550 oz of bleach. I'll check again first thing in the morning before going to work, and add bleach accordingly. So far, so good - I guess?? : )


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Pellagra is a disease that occurs when a person does not get enough
Alternative Names
Vitamin B3 deficiency; Deficiency - niacin
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
Pellagra is caused by having too little niacin or tryptophan in the diet. It can also occur if the body fails to absorb these nutrients. It may develop after gastrointestinal diseases or with alcoholism.
The disease is common in parts of the world where people have a lot of corn in their diet.
Symptoms of pellagra include:
- Delusions
- Diarrhea
- Inflamed mucus membranes
- Mental confusion
- Scaly skin sores
So YT, Simon RP. Deficiency diseases of the nervous system. In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC, eds. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 57.
Kumar N. Neurologic presentation of nutritional deficiencies. Neurol Clin. 2010;28:107-170.
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Safety and Pharmacology Study of SNX-5422 in Subjects With Resistant Lung Adenocarcinoma
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01851096
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : May 10, 2013
Last Update Posted : August 16, 2016
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|Condition or disease
|Drug: SNX-5422
|Phase 1
Heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) chaperone proteins stabilize many client proteins including mutant EGFR, and are also hypothesized to help maintain the malignant phenotype of mutant EGFR in lung adenocarcinoma. Treatment of EGFR mutant cell lines with the Hsp90 inhibitor geldanamycin results in cellular degradation, decreased levels of pAKT/cyclin D1, and increased apoptosis. Furthermore, Hsp90 inhibitors hamper growth of tumors in nude mice with gefitinib-resistant H1975-xenografts in vivo.
Clinical data showed that mono-therapy with some Hsp90 inhibitors provides stable disease and some patients have partial remissions as best responses in heavily pre-treated non small cell lung cancer patients.
SNX-5422 is a pro-drug of SNX-2112, a potent, highly selective, small-molecule inhibitor of the molecular chaperone Hsp90. Inhibitors of the chaperone protein Hsp90 are of current interest because of the central role that Hsp90 plays in the maturation and maintenance of numerous proteins, for example HER2 and mutated EGFR, that are critical for tumor cell viability and growth.
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|17 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Single Group Assignment
|None (Open Label)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|A Phase 1, Open-label, Dose-escalation Study of SNX 5422 and Erlotinib in Subjects With Lung Adenocarcinoma With "Acquired Resistance" to Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors.
|Study Start Date :
|March 2013
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|October 2015
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|August 2016
Experimental: SNX-5422
Open label administration of SNX-5422 tablets every other day for 21 days on a 28 day cycle. Dose escalation of SNX-5422 based on safety outcomes
Drug: SNX-5422
Capsules dosed every other day in the morning starting at a dose of 50 mg/m2. Dose escalation based on safety. Subjects will also receive 150 mg erlotinib daily (in the afternoon).
- Number of patients with dose limiting toxicities [ Time Frame: Day 28 of first dose cycle ]Number of patients with dose limiting toxicities defined as adverse events (AE) or laboratory abnormalities of Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events(CTCAE) version 4.03 ≥ Grade 3 that are not clearly related to disease progression
- Tumor response [ Time Frame: Weeks 4, 12, 20 and 28 ]Tumor progression relative to baseline; assessment of tumor response will be performed using Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (RECIST) 1.1.
- Changes in vital signs, physical examination or clinical laboratory from baseline [ Time Frame: Weeks 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24 and 28 ]Descriptive summaries of vital signs, physical examination and quantitative clinical laboratory changes will be presented by treatment received and study visit. Laboratory toxicities will be graded by severity using common terminology criteria for adverse events (CTCAE) Version 4.03. Frequency and percentage of subjects experiencing clinically relevant toxicities will be summarized by treatment received. Summaries may be repeated by treatment cycle.
- Number of patients with ophthalmological changes from baseline [ Time Frame: Weeks 4, 16 and 28 ]Ophthalmologic assessments (visual acuity, visual field, ophthalmoscopy, dark adaptation, optical coherence tomography) will be presented by cohort, study visit and dose. Number of subjects experiencing clinically relevant changes from baseline in any of these examinations will be presented using descriptive summary
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Older Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Males or non-pregnant, non-breastfeeding females 18 years-of-age or older.
- Received treatment with erlotinib/gefitinib throughout the one month prior to enrollment and at least six months at any time.
- Must have undergone a biopsy after the development of acquired resistance.
- Pathologic evidence of advanced lung adenocarcinoma (stage IIIB or stage IV) confirmed histologically/cytologically
- Radiographic progression by RECIST during treatment with erlotinib/gefitinib.
- Measurable (RECIST) indicator lesion not previously irradiated.
- No more than 4 prior lines of cytotoxic chemotherapy, including erlotinib/gefitinib
- Karnofsky performance score ≥70.
Adequate baseline laboratory assessments, including
- Absolute neutrophil count (ANC) ≥1.5 x 109/L.
- WBC >3000/microliter
- Platelet count of ≥100 x 109/L.
- Total bilirubin level ≤1.5 times institutional upper limit of normal (ULN), alanine aminotransferase (ALT) or aspartate aminotransferase (AST) ≤1.5 x ULN.
- Hemoglobin ≥9 mg/dL.
- Creatinine <1.5 X upper limit of normal or estimated plasma creatinine clearance of ≥40 mL/min (using the Cockroft-Gault equation)
- Signed informed consent form (ICF).
- Subjects with reproductive capability must agree to practice adequate contraception methods.
- Adequate venous access.
Exclusion Criteria:
- CNS metastases which are symptomatic and /or requiring escalating doses of steroids.
- Prior treatment with any Hsp90 inhibitor.
- Conventional chemotherapy, radiation or monoclonal antibodies within 4 weeks (erlotinib/gefitinib therapy within the past 4 weeks IS allowed).
- Palliative radiation within 2 weeks.
- The need for treatment with medications with clinically-relevant metabolism by the cytochrome P450 (CYP) 3A4 isoenzyme within 3 hours before or after administration of SNX-5422
- Screening ECG QTc interval ≥470 msec for females, ≥450 msec for males.
- At increased risk for developing prolonged QT interval, including hypokalemia or hypomagnesemia, unless corrected to within normal limits prior to first dose of SNX-5422; congenital long QT syndrome or a history of torsade de pointes; currently receiving anti-arrhythmics or other medications that may be associated with QT prolongation.
- Patients with chronic diarrhea or with grade 2 or greater diarrhea despite maximal medical management.
- Gastrointestinal diseases or conditions that could affect drug absorption, including gastric bypass.
- Gastrointestinal diseases that could alter the assessment of safety, including irritable bowel syndrome, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, or hemorrhagic coloproctitis.
- History of documented adrenal dysfunction not due to malignancy.
- Known seropositive for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) or hepatitis C virus (HCV).
- History of chronic liver disease.
- Active hepatitis A or B.
- Current alcohol dependence or drug abuse.
- Use of an investigational treatment from 30 days prior to the first dose of SNX-5422 and during the study.
- Glaucoma, retinitis pigmentosa, macular degeneration, or any retinal changes detected by ophthalmological examination.
- Other serious concurrent illness or medical condition.
- Psychological, social, familial, or geographical reasons that would hinder or prevent compliance with the requirements of the protocol or compromise the informed consent process.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT01851096
|United States, District of Columbia
|Georgetown University Medical Center
|Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 20007
|United States, New York
|Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
|New York, New York, United States, 10065
|Responsible Party:
|Esanex Inc.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01851096 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|First Posted:
|May 10, 2013 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|August 16, 2016
|Last Verified:
|August 2016
|Individual Participant Data (IPD) Sharing Statement:
|Plan to Share IPD:
|Plan Description:
|Phase 1 pharmacology study
Keywords provided by Esanex Inc.:
Lung adenocarcinoma
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lung Neoplasms
Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Respiratory Tract Neoplasms
Thoracic Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Lung Diseases
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Erlotinib Hydrochloride
Antineoplastic Agents
Protein Kinase Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action


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Media Statements & Speeches
Commissioner Moeller Statement
April 30, 2012
Docket No. AD12-13-000
Solar Disturbances to Earths Geomagnetic Field
"As I stated immediately after the March earthquake in Japan, [o]ur nation has already made great advances in its preparation for what are sometimes called high-impact, low-frequency events. (Statement) While the consequences of unusually severe solar disturbances are not completely understood --- because no event on the scale under consideration today has ever happened to the modern power grid --- the efforts of scientists and engineers to understand these solar phenomena and how they might impact electricity assets are welcomed.
Low probability events that are not fully understood can radically disrupt our lives, and we need to be prepared. To properly allocate this nations limited resources, we necessarily consider this matter in the context of our many statutory duties at the Commission. Of highest priority, this Commission must do all that it can to ensure that the lights stay on as coal plants are retired and retrofitted in compliance with recently issued EPA regulations. These regulations have already been issued, and are not low-likelihood events impacting the power grid --- they are a certainty.
The benefits of clean air and water, and the costs and challenges associated with EPA compliance, will be driving the agenda of this Commission for many years. Nevertheless, this Commission must still allocate a degree of time and effort to other issues, including issues that are not completely understood by science, to ensure that we are as prepared as reasonably possible for all severe disasters --- earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, solar flares, droughts, infectious plagues, large meteor impacts, nuclear war, etc. --- that could radically impact our lives.
Given its statutory function, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) has ongoing work related to these matters, and I look forward to hearing how NERC plans to address such events."


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HAMPTON FALLS — A tip provided through Crimeline for the Hamptons, Inc., whose mission is to provide rewards for anonymous tips that lead to arrests, helped lead police to an arrest in the robbery and beating of a man in the parking lot of The Poker Room on Lafayette Road in Hampton Falls on Jan. 31.
"I think it's great that the charity we're helping by holding their fundraiser helped us catch the criminal who robbed one of our customers in our parking lot," said Frank Valgenti of The Poker Room. "This was something we never want to see happen again. We're glad the thug has been caught. "
Crimeline for the Hamptons, Inc., had already scheduled its 10-day fundraiser at The Poker Room from March 22 until April 1, months before the incident occurred.
"We received a credible tip from a Hampton man who knew the person that committed the Hampton Falls robbery at The Poker Room," said Hampton Police Sgt. Steve Champey. "This led to the suspect's arrest in Hampton Falls," Champey added.
The police provided a photo of a hat found on the scene, believed to belong to the suspect, which was posted on Crimeline for the Hamptons' Facebook page, and shared with social media sites and in the conventional media, along with a description of the suspect and the vehicle he drove as he fled the scene. A man called with the tip after recognizing the hat and the descriptions.
Police arrested Bryan Lisio, who was arraigned on three felony charges. According to the police affidavit, Lisio threatened a 64-year-old Massachusetts man with a gun, beat him, choked him and robbed him of about $80.
"As soon as we heard what had happened at The Poker Room, we hoped we could help the police catch the criminal by doing what we always strive to do," said Karin Breen, chair of Crimeline for the Hamptons, Inc. "We helped get the information about the suspect out to the public, and hoped that someone would call with a tip that could help him get caught."
"We provide reward money to people who come forward with information that leads to an arrest or indictment. Some people don't expect reward money when they come forward to the police, but we like to reward them for helping our community by making it safer for all of us," Breen said.
"The Poker Room does such a wonderful job for charities and nonprofit organizations like ours, and we're looking forward to holding our annual fundraiser there again this year. We're glad we could help solve the crime," added Breen.
Knowledge provided about any crime, anywhere, if presented to Crimeline for the Hamptons, Inc., may be eligible for a reward. Up to $1,000 is rewarded for tips that lead to an arrest or indictment, or help a criminal investigation. Tips can be left anonymously at 929-1222, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Callers are asked to create an identifying code by which they will be notified if a reward is available, while still maintaining anonymity.
For more information, please contact http://www.hamptonpd.com/crime/crimeline.htm or visit Crimeline for the Hamptons on Facebook.


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posted by Thom Holwerda on Mon 31st Mar 2014 21:35 UTC
AnandTech on Apple's A7 processor:
I suspect Apple has more tricks up its sleeve than that however. Swift and Cyclone were two tocks in a row by Intel's definition, a third in 3 years would be unusual but not impossible (Intel sort of committed to doing the same with Saltwell/Silvermont/Airmont in 2012 - 2014).
Looking at Cyclone makes one thing very clear: the rest of the players in the ultra mobile CPU space didn't aim high enough. I wonder what happens next round.
This is one area where Apple really took everyone by surprise recently. When people talk about Apple losing its taste for disruption, they usually disregard the things they do not understand - such as hardcore processor design.


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The Racialization of Archeology, a twenty minute presentation given by Corey McQuinn, archeologist and Field School Director, will be given at 5:30pm and again at 6:30pm. A viewing of artifacts unearthed from historic Underground Railroad sites in Albany, New York will be on display. Vintage photographs will be taken by celebrated photographer Clifford Oliver, of Clifford Oliver Photogaphy. Stephen and Harriet Myers re-enactors will join in the celebration, and the delectable delights of culinary artist Chef Benjamin will round out this evening under the stars.
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Driving, repeating staccato strings & rythmic toms push this epic theatrical trailer track. The track valiantly builds a theme as it ascends towards a grand climactic finish in the back end.
Ideal as background music for trailers, promotional videos or dynamic scenes.
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I love our Front Office more every day
Article by Evan Silva - Wow, Now That's Rich '13
"4. Titans tight end Delanie Walker
Walker's four-year contract is worth $17.5 million with $8.6 million guaranteed. In 2012, Walker dropped 11 passes across 19 games, including the playoffs. He only had 26 catches. Walker's "catch rate" of 54.2 percent was third worst in the NFL among tight ends with at least 40 targets, behind only Kellen Davis and Tony Scheffler. I've seen it written that Walker will create "matchup problems" for defenses, which is difficult to fathom because he's only 6-foot-0 and 242 pounds.
Walker is a good run blocker. He has a big name because he played on a Super Bowl team, but he's not a good receiver. The Titans already have blocking specialist Craig Stevens at tight end. If they fancy Walker capable of adding a pass-catching element to their tight end corps, GM Ruston Webster will almost certainly live to regret this signing."


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November 14, 2017
Greenhive Signage Inc., the cannabis industry's premier sign printing company, will be debuting at the Marijuana Business Conference and Expo November 15-17 in Las Vegas, Nevada.MJBIZCON is the largest cannabis conference in the world that draws over 14,000 industry leaders with more than 650 exhibits at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Greenhive Signage Inc. is a women-owned and minority-owned company that provides a sign printing experience tailored exclusively for cannabis-related businesses.The company will feature an in-house regulatory compliance team that will allow customers to have ads and marketing collateral content reviewed for compliance with applicable regulations before being sent to print.
"Our goal is to provide companies in this space with a sign printing experience that is fast, affordable and compliant.There are many different companies that can provide sign printing services, however, there is something very valuable about having a team dedicated entirely to the needs of businesses in the cannabis industry," commented Jenn-Jenn Marshall, CEO and Founder of Greenhive Signage Inc. "Our team is comprised of members with backgrounds focused on cannabis in many areas including sales, marketing, product development, distribution and more.This firsthand experience in the cannabis world allows us to enhance your sign printing experience by recognizing some of the key elements that may enhance or hinder the success of your visual content."
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Governor Steve Beshear's Communications Office
Gov. Beshear announces fast track for painting landmark 'Blue Bridge' in Owensboro
Governor: Important to complement local redevelopment of city's storied riverfront
OWENSBORO, Ky. – Governor Steve Beshear today delivered some eagerly anticipated news to business, tourism and government leaders of Owensboro and Daviess County: a fast track for painting the "Blue Bridge" that is a landmark of Owensboro's vibrant riverfront.
"Owensboro and Daviess County make up one of Kentucky's most progressive and forward-looking communities, and the Owensboro Riverfront is one of its jewels," Gov. Beshear said. "Tremendous effort has gone into the redevelopment of the Riverfront, with the goal of making it nothing short of world class. We are going to complement that effort by ensuring that the Blue Bridge is made to look its best."
The Blue Bridge – formal name is the Glover Cary Bridge – carries KY 2262 over the Ohio River between Owensboro and southern Indiana. It is jointly maintained by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) and Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT).
The bridge's next painting – a $17 million project – was on the KYTC schedule for 2017. At the urging of state Rep. Tommy Thompson and other leaders, that was accelerated to Fiscal Year 2013, and $8.5 million for Kentucky's share of the project was provided in the 2012-2018 Kentucky Highway Plan.
Kentucky Transportation Secretary Mike Hancock said INDOT agreed to make its half of the funding available on a payment schedule that will enable KYTC to let the project for bids in January or February, with work getting under way in the spring.
"Providing our share of the funding was only half the solution. We obviously needed Indiana's agreement and cooperation," Gov. Beshear said. "We have worked for several months to reach that agreement, and I want to express my great appreciation to Governor Mitch Daniels and our partners at INDOT."
"This is great news for our community, and I'm happy I could play a role in helping to speed this project up, because the need is there," said Rep. Tommy Thompson, of Owensboro. "This will be a great addition to the riverfront once it's done."
"I'm certainly happy to see the project move forward quickly, and once finished, I have no doubt that it will look great along the waterfront," said Rep. Jim Glenn, of Owensboro. "I'm glad we could get this done now instead of later."
"This is welcome news," said Sen. Joe Bowen, of Owensboro. "We made it a priority in the transportation budget. While it's important aesthetically, it's more important from an infrastructure maintenance project."
The Blue Bridge provides a striking backdrop to the Owensboro Riverfront, which annually draws thousands of visitors for such events as the International Bar-B-Q Festival, Bluegrass Roots and Branches Festival, colorful boat races on the Ohio River, concerts by the Owensboro Symphony and performances at RiverPark Centre.


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Idaho, United States Genealogy
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|ID News and Events
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Idaho Counties
Click on the county name to go to a county page.
Extinct or Renamed Counties[1]:
Origin of Idaho
Idaho began as part of Oregon Territory. The counties in the panhandle became part of the Washington Territory in 1853[2]. It became a separate territory in 1863, then encompassing most of what became Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. Idaho was the 43rd state admitted to the Union, which occurred 3 July 1890.
Did you know
- The Idaho State Archives (formerly the Idaho State History Society Public Archives and Research Library or PARL) is located at 2205 Old Penitentiary Road in Boise. They have a large collection of newspapers, photographs, and manuscripts relating to Idaho. The Research Center for the Archives is open Tuesday thru Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Their web site gives more information about their holdings.
- You can find your villainous Idaho ancestors at Idaho Blacksheep Ancestors.
- Gretna Greens. When an Idaho couple's marriage is not in their home county, search for it in alternate places like Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai, Idaho, or West Wendover, Elko, Nevada.[3]
Research Tools
- Join the Facebook or Skype
- Read a comprehensive research guide: BYU Research Outline for Idaho
- Find in which county a town is, or locate a physical feature, by using the US Geographical Survey's Geographical Names Information System.
- Look up Idaho county creation dates and parent counties.
- See the Digital Atlas of Idaho for current maps and other interesting information about each of the counties of Idaho.
- Ask how to find Idaho ancestors at the Western United States Research forum.
- View historic Idaho maps in the David Rumsey Map Collection.
- View digital materials such as photographs, newspaper clippings, government documents and sketches at the Idaho Digital Resources website.
- Looking 4 Kin Genealogy & Family History Network - Idaho
- Find other Idaho genealogy websites at Cyndi's List - Idaho
A wiki article describing an online collection is found at:
- Idaho Births and Christenings (FamilySearch Historical Records)
- Idaho, Cassia County Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)
- Idaho, Clark County Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)
- Idaho County Birth and Death Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)
- Idaho County Marriages (FamilySearch Historical Records)
- Idaho Deaths and Burials (FamilySearch Histaorical Records)
- Idaho Death Certificates (FamilySearch Historical Records)
- Idaho Marriages (FamilySearch Historical Records)
- Idaho, Teton County Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)
Obtain additional help
- Call or chat with an experienced researcher
- Join a Facebook Group
- Consult a Professional Genealogist
Help with the Idaho Wiki pages
In order to make this wiki a better research tool, we need your help! Many tasks need willing volunteers. You can help:
- Expand county articles
- Check links on pages
- ...and more
- ↑ Idaho State Historical Society Reference Series, "Counties Which No Longer Exist", Number 11 available online
- ↑ The Evolution of Washington Counties by Newton Carl Abbott, Fred E. Carver, 1979. Published by the Yakima Valley Genealogical Society and Klickitat County Genealogical Society.
- ↑ Arlene H. Eakle, "Have you searched and searched for a marriage without finding it?" in Genealogy Blog at http://www.arleneeakle.com/wordpress/2007/02/19/have-you-searched-and-searched-for-the-marriage-without-finding-it/ (accessed 8 January 2011).


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A young girl was found caged and attempting to eat herself in a mobile home in Virginia, and cops say her parents are responsible.
The malnourished girl, believed to be either 5 or 6, was discovered in a crib that was converted into a makeshift cage after police arrived at the home in Gloucester County to investigate a burglary last week.
The girl's parents, Brian and Shannon Gore, were arrested and charged with felony child abuse. The mother was also charged with attempted capital murder.
However, the gruesome twosome now faces first-degree murder charges after the remains of what authorities believe to be another child were found buried outside their mobile home.
"I've done this for 20 years, and I've never seen anything like this in my life," Gloucester Sheriff's Maj. Darrell Warren said.
A month-old baby boy was also found in the home, but was in good condition. Both he and the older girl are now in the care of the county Department of Social Services.
The horrific find came as police investigated a robbery on April 17.
A child's remains were found buried outside the Gores' home. (WTKR)
A nearby homeowner reported his house was broken into and claimed gold bullion, a vacuum cleaner, a passport, $2,000 in cash and other items had been stolen, according to a police report.
Investigators trailed the bullion to an auction house, which claimed to have bought the gold from 25-year-old Shannon Gore.
Authorities arrived at her mobile home in Gloucester with a search warrant when they made the shocking discovery.
The girl's blond-hair was matted and filled with knots. She wore only a diaper and t-shirt and was eating flakes of dried skin on her body.
Brian Gore, 29, reportedly told police the girl had been kept in the cage since the summer.
"It was horrific. I don't know what else to say," Lt. Scott Little of the Sheriff's Department told Virginia's Daily Press on Friday.
"They seemed like nice people," neighbor Tim Hudnall told the newspaper. He noted he had seen the baby boy, but never saw a girl with the Gores in the six years they've been neighbors.
"He was really a nice guy," Brian Gore's ex-girlfriend, Sandy, told WTKR 3 News in Norfolk. "He went to church and everything."
Deputies discovered the child's remains while digging under and around a shed at the mobile home Friday evening. The age, gender and identity of the remains are not known, pending an examination by the state Medical Examiner's Office.
The Gores are being held in prison as authorities determine how the child died. An autopsy report by the state medical examiner is pending.


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What are Albino Oscars and Lutino Oscars?
Sometimes a question just gets in my head and I have to have an answer. The latest occurrence of this is related to Albino Oscars and Lutino Oscars. What are they? This led to many hours of researching numerous articles on the Internet and I came to a single conclusion. No one, even in science, has a definitive answer. Of course, science understands albinism. We can readily identify a true Albino Oscar by an absence of dark coloration and red eyes, but what makes an albino an albino? And what is a Lutino Oscar? Is it a form of partial albinism? Is it an example of leucism? Or is it something else.
This is where there are differing opinions and there are no absolute answers. Because the answers are not written in black and white (at least not where I've been able to find them), we are left to draw conclusions, which is what this article is all about.
So let's delve into the differences and questions. Science has definitive definitions of what constitutes albinism and leucism. Both have defined physical characteristics, at the cellular level, resulting in the physical characteristics we see.
Albinism is the result of a genetic dysfunction/mutation that prevents the production of melanin pigment. Melanin is responsible for all dark coloration. In a human, freckles are an example of concentrated melanin pigmentation. The darker a humans skin, the more melanin pigment it contains. The same is true for fish. A good example of a fish, which has been selectively breed for enhanced melanin pigmentation, would be Black Lace Angelfish. An absence of melanin means that the affected animal (in our case, fish) will have no black, brown, grey, or green coloration. However, other types of pigment cells, such as carotenoids (reds, oranges) and xanthophores (yellow), are unaffected. This means that an Albino Oscar can retain its natural orange and red coloration, loosing only the darker colors.
Leucism is the result of a genetic dysfunction/mutation that results in a reduction of all skin pigment, not just melanin. In nature, this generally results in an all white animal and the only confirmed instances of leucistic fish I have found (thus far) demonstrate exactly that, all white fish. In nature, it is not uncommon for animals to display irregular patches of skin that are leucistic, resulting in what is known as a "pied" (or "piebald") effect. However, I have never seen a "pied" Oscar (but I have seen "pied" convicts). It is my belief that a Leucistic Oscar would be all white, with normal eye coloration. Eye coloration is unaffected in leucistic animals because the pigment cells that determine eye color are unaffected by the genetic cause of leucism.
Based upon the above definitions we can safely identify that Albino and Leucistic Oscars are two totally different animals, each affected by a physically different genetic disorder. We can also draw our first conclusion, that Lutino Oscars are not leucistic nor are they a partial form of albinism. A leucistic oscar, unless it can be traced back to the "piebald effect", simply would not be capable of producing the dark coloration on the outer edges of the fins that is somewhat characteristic of a Lutino Oscar. But it is not realistic to attribute the dark fins to the piebald effect as such an animal would have splotches of normal coloration on other areas of its body. Nor can it be attributed to the same leucistic mechamism that results in normal eye coloration because the eyes being unaffected (by the genetic cause of leucism) is unique to the origins of retinal pigmentation cells. Nor would it be probable that a Leucistic Oscar would possess bright orange or red colorations. This is much more likely in an albino than in a leucistic. The few examples I've found of non-pied leucistc animals that display coloration involve very muted and limited colors, as in the below examples:
Leucistic Python
So, what about Lutino Oscars? If they are not albinos and they are not leucistic, what are they? It is my belief that Lutino Oscars are a color morph and NOT the result of a genetic dysfunction/mutation. I believe that Lutino Oscars are the result of selective breeding of fish with an abnormally high percentage of leucophore pigment cells, which results in white pigmentation, or fish that have been selectively breed to remove black pigment cells (melanophores). This should not be confused with an absence of pigmentation (as exists with albinism or leucism). Unlike albinos and leucistics, these fish retain fully functional pigmentation. It's just that their pigmentation is predominately white. We know that Oscars possess leucophore pigment cells because one of their natural colors (in the wild type) is green. Green coloration is achieved when melanophores are juxtaposed with leucophores. Reduce or eliminate the melanophores, through selective breeding, and you are left with a white fish. This could also explain where the name "Lutino" comes from, as the dominant coloration (white) is a result of LEUcophores.
Finally, we have an oddity of the Oscar world, the Lemon Oscar. Judging by eye coloration, Lemon Oscars are not Albinos. They are possibly a result of xanthochromism, a genetic condition where red pigments are replaced with yellow. So Lemon Oscars would actually be Xanthochromistic Red Oscars.
To help with identification, the below information is provided:
Albino Oscar
Albino Oscars will be pale white, retaining orange and red coloration (potentially vivid), possessing no dark (black, brown, green, gray) coloration. Eyes will be red or pink. Many people purchase what they think is an Albino Oscar but if the fish is displaying any dark (black brown, green, or grey) coloration, it is not an Albino Oscar.
Leucistic Oscar
Leucistic Oscars are likely all white, and will have normal eye coloration. Leucistic Oscars are exceedingly rare. It is possible for a Leucistic Oscar to be partially white, with irregular splotches of normal coloration. But these "splotches" would be more than the orange and red colors we normally attribute to Albino or Lutino Oscars, including the darker colors normal for Oscars. While I have never witnessed the pibald effect in an Oscar, I am aware of its existence in convicts, Angelfish, and other cichlids. It is also possible for a Leucistic Oscar to retain very faded orange and red coloration.
Leucistic Oscars will not be capable of developing vivid orange or red coloration.
Lutino Oscar
White, can retain (potentially vivid) red, orange, and dark colorations. Will (usually) have normal eye coloration and usually has black edges to the fins.
Lemon Oscar
A Red Oscar where the red has been replaced with yellow. Regardless, this is neither an Albino (based upon eye color) nor a Leucistic (yellow is a pigment). Its actual definition would be a Xanthochromistic Red Oscar.


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NEW YORK, N.Y. – Powered by football and "The Voice," NBC took the lead in the ratings last week.
But even football couldn't tackle CBS' indomitable "NCIS," which edged out the Seahawks-49ers clash to become the week's most-watched show. It drew 19.6 million viewers, the Nielsen Co. said Thursday.
In third place was "NCIS: Los Angeles," followed by the season finale of "The Voice." The season finale of Fox's singing competition "The X Factor" ranked 14th.
Among several Christmas specials, "A White House Christmas: First Families Remember" was the most-watched, ranking 20th place.
A preview airing of a new NBC sitcom, "1600 Penn," ranked 23rd with 6.9 viewers. It premieres next month.
Overall for the week, NBC averaged 8.12 million viewers in prime time (4.9 rating, 8 share). CBS ranked second with 7.50 million viewers (4.9 rating, 8 share), while Fox had 5.64 million (3.3 rating, 6 share), ABC had 4.78 million (3.0 rating, 5 share), the CW had 1.43 million (.9 rating, 1 share) and Ion had 1.12 million (.8 rating, 1 share).
Among the Spanish-language networks, Univision led with an average of 3.21 million viewers (1.7 rating, 3 share). Telemundo had 1.24 million (0.6 rating, 1 share), TeleFutura had 740,000 (0.4 rating, 1 share), Estrella had 270,000 (0.1 rating, 0 share) and Azteca had 140,000 (0.1 rating, 0 share).
NBC's "Nightly News" topped the evening newscasts with an average of 9.1 million viewers (6.1 household rating, 11 share). ABC's "World News" was second with 7.9 million (5.3 rating, 10 share) and the "CBS Evening News" had 7.0 million viewers (4.6 rating, 9 share).
A ratings point represents 1,147,000 households, or 1 per cent of the nation's estimated 114.7 million TV homes. The share is the percentage of in-use televisions tuned to a given show.
For the week of Dec. 17-23, the top 10 shows, their networks and viewerships: "NCIS," CBS, 19.59 million; NFL Football: San Francisco at Seattle, NBC, 19.50 million; "NCIS: Los Angeles," CBS, 15.48 million; "The Voice" (Tuesday), NBC, 14.13 million; "Sunday Night NFL Pre-Kick," NBC, 13.67 million; "The Voice" (Monday), NBC, 13.37 million; "The Big Bang Theory," CBS, 10.95 million; "The OT," Fox, 10.94 million; "Mike & Molly," CBS, 10.79 million; "Hawaii Five-0," CBS, 10.54 million.
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If America descends into Greek-style fiscal chaos, there's no doubt that entitlement programs will be the main factor. Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and Disability are all fiscal train wrecks today, and the long-run outlook for these programs is frightful.
Just look at these numbers from the Bank for International Settlements and OECD to see how our fiscal future is bleaker than many of Europe's welfare states.
Simply stated, if we don't implement the right kind of entitlement reform, our children and grandchildren at some point will curse our memory.
But that doesn't mean we shouldn't worry about other parts of the budget, including the so-called discretionary programs that also have been getting bigger and bigger budgets over time.
That's why I want to add some additional analysis to Veronique de Rugy's recent piece in National Review Online, which might lead some to mistakenly conclude that these programs are "shrinking" and being subject to a "Big Squeeze."
…there is another number to look at in that budget. It's the shrinking share of the budget consumed by discretionary spending (spending on things like defense and infrastructure) to make space for mandatory spending and interest. This is the Big Squeeze. …in FY 2014 mandatory spending plus interest will eat up 67 percent of the budget, leaving discretionary spending with 33 percent of the budget (down from 36 percent in FY 2012). Now by FY 2023, mandatory and interest spending will consume 77 percent of the total budget. Discretionary spending will be left with 23 percent of the budget.
She's right that discretionary spending is becoming a smaller share of the budget, but it's important to realize that this is solely because entitlement outlays are growing faster than discretionary spending.
Here's some data from the Historical Tables of the Budget, showing what is happening to spending for both defense discretionary and domestic discretionary. And these are inflation-adjusted numbers, so the we're looking at genuine increases in spending.
As you can see, defense outlays have climbed by about $100 billion over the past 50 years, while outlays for domestic discretionary programs have more than tripled.
If that's a "Big Squeeze," I'm hoping that my household budget experiences a similar degree of "shrinking"!
Veronique obviously understands these numbers, of course, and is simply making the point that politicians presumably should have an incentive to restrain entitlement programs so they have more leeway to also buy votes with discretionary spending.
But I'd hate to think that an uninformed reader would jump to the wrong conclusion and decide we need more discretionary spending.
Particularly since the federal government shouldn't be spending even one penny for many of the programs and department that are part of the domestic discretionary category. Should there be a federal Department of Transportation? A federal Department of Housing and Urban Development? A federal Department of Agriculture?
No, NO, and Hell NO. I could continue, but you get the idea.
The burden of federal government spending in the United States is far too high and it should be reduced. That includes discretionary spending and entitlement spending.
P.S. For those who don't have the misfortune of following the federal budget, "entitlements" are programs that are "permanently appropriated," which simply means that spending automatically changes in response to factors such as eligibility rules, demographic shifts, inflation, and program expansions. Sometimes these programs (such as Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, etc) are referred to as "mandatory spending."
The other big part of the budget is "discretionary spending" or "appropriations." These are programs funded by annual spending bills from the Appropriations Committees, often divided into the two big categories of "defense discretionary" and "nondefense discretionary."


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 24, 2009) - ETSU head baseball coach Tony Skole announced the signing of Justin Willis (Knoxville, Tenn.), Steven Monger (Oak Ridge, Tenn..) and Clinton Freeman (Johnson City, Tenn.) to the 2009-10 Buccaneer class on Tuesday.
"Obviously I am very excited about this recruiting class," Skole said. "All of these young men truly fit into the culture we have established here for ETSU baseball. In our recruiting we always focus on three equally important areas: talent (to play well at ETSU), desire (to be educated at ETSU and receive their degree), and character (to want to represent ETSU, our program, our community, family and friends with pride and respect.) Our mission is always to find the best kids for our school and our program. We always take a personalized approach while sharing our story and what our program can offer these young men. Due to our roster only having one senior this recruiting class is not very large but it is very talented. Most importantly though, they are the right fit for East Tennessee State. They all come from very successful high school programs and each will bring something positive with them to our campus. As we continue to raise the bar for ETSU Baseball, I believe this class will play a major role in helping us consistently get to the championship level."
"Our assistant coaches, Clay Greene and Reid Casey, along with our players and the rest of our administration and support staff, did a tremendous job of identifying, evaluating and recruiting this tremendous group of young men. We had great results in landing the players we really wanted. We are excited to get another outstanding local player and also two more from the Knoxville area."
"When a young man visits East Tennessee State and gets an up close look at our baseball program and sees the positive impact it is having on our current players and has had on our former players, they get excited. When they witness the commitment to excellence, attention to detail and enthusiasm of our coaching staff and how excited our players are to be at ETSU, they realize it is a place where they can accomplish all their goals and have an experience that will remain with them for the rest of their lives."
"In this class we had to fill some very specific needs. Left-handed pitching was a huge priority and we feel like we have brought in two outstanding southpaws in Clinton Freeman and Justin Willis. Both of them will be able to pitch for us immediately. We then went after a catcher in Steven Monger, who is one of the top catchers in the state of Tennessee."
"Our fans are going to enjoy watching these young men compete for ETSU. As talented as each of them are, the thing I am most proud of is the personal qualities each of these young men possess. They are all outstanding young people. We hold our players to a very high standard here at ETSU and our program takes a lot of pride in living up to those standards. This recruiting class is going to be a great fit for our campus and our community."
Freeman, a 6-foot-0, 175-pound, left-handed pitcher comes from Crockett High School where he plays for Scott Hagy. Freeman had a 7-3 record his junior year with a 3.78 ERA striking out 83 batters in 57.1 innings. Freeman also had success at the plate hitting .466 in 2009 with eight home runs, 17 doubles, drove in 37 and scored 36 runs. Freeman was named to the Johnson City Press Super 22 Team. He also played on Team Tennessee in the prestigious SunBelt Series.
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"We are very excited and honored that Clinton Freeman is coming to ETSU. Clinton was very highly recruited and is considered by many publications to be one of the top players in the state of Tennessee. He has already had an accomplished high school career and I'm sure his senior year will be even more dominant. Clinton is one of those special young men who can do many things well on the baseball field. He can beat you in many different ways and when you combine that with his competitive make-up, you have a young man who has a bright future at ETSU. Clinton is one of the top left handed pitchers in Tennessee and is also a very accomplished hitter. Clinton will fall right in line with some of the other outstanding two-way players we have at ETSU. He will immediately have a positive impact in our program. Our fans are going to love watching Clinton Freeman line it up for the Buccaneers."
Monger, a 5-foot-11, 185-pound, catcher comes from Oak Ridge High School where he hit .343 with eight doubles, two home runs and drove in 28 for head coach Tom Froning. Monger has thrown out 22 of 30 runners during his time at Oak Ridge hitting .322 with 22 doubles and 61 RBI in three years for the Wildcats.
Skole on Monger
"Steven is considered by many to be the top defensive catcher in the state of Tennessee. Steven is a shut down catcher, who has the best arm of any catcher I have ever recruited. He can simply eliminate any type of running game from his opponent. Steven has the exact makeup we are looking for in a ball player. He is a tireless worker and loves to play the game. Steven is a tremendous young man who will be a great addition to our campus community."
Willis, a 6-foot-3, 160-pound, left-handed pitcher comes from Gibbs High School where he plays for Geoff Davis. While at Gibbs, Willis led the Eagles in 2009 with a 9-3 record posting a 2.42 ERA with 69 strikeouts in 72 innings. Willis helped Gibbs reach the Regional Finals last season and was named to the All-Region and All-KIL teams.
Skole on Willis
"Justin is one of the top pitchers in the state of Tennessee. He has as much upside of any pitcher we have ever recruited. He has a big-league type frame and he is still growing. Justin has great command of the strike zone and he throws all his pitches for strikes and has good deception on the mound. Justin is a very poised young man and is a fierce competitor. The sky is the limit for Justin as we expect him to have a very successful career at ETSU. He is a winner and simply takes care of business. Justin is going to make a huge impact on our program and on our campus. He is an outstanding young man who has a very bright future."
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I just wanted to add in that I had to EP from day one because my baby would never suck, and still doesn't really at almost 2 years old. I tried everything, for months and months, and even went to the Newman clinic (I am near Toronto), and nothing worked. However, my daughter was very small at birth, being only about 5.5lbs (she was 38 weeks), yet from a few months on she was taking around 6+oz a feeding (or more in the morning). When she was around 6 months old she was taking in over 8+ oz in her morning bottle (after sleeping 12 hours). She only ever took about 5-6 bottles a day after 6 weeks (not every one was over 6 oz though). I was lucky to be able to pump easily and have lots of milk (80+ oz a day) though. My baby was STTN at about 8 weeks (7 hours) and at about 4 months she was sleeping about 10 hours.
I wonder if one of the reasons why everyones babies seem to eat less at a time, but more often is because they are up at night eatting. My baby wasn't so she needed to get her milk in during the day. Plus since I was able to give her that much milk at once, then she took it. However, she didn't eat more milk then the average baby most of the time.
@kase1025 maybe your baby drinks that much from the breast and therefore expects it from the bottle and you just do not respond as well to the pump.
My baby gained lots of weight in the first 4 months (up to about 15lbs), but then slowed down and was about 19 lbs at 12 months. She loved her milk, and wouldn't eat solid food until I stopped pumping at around 13-14 months.
So I might not be the norm, but my daughter always took big bottles, but fewer of them. So don't worry, all babies are different and just because other people on this board have experienced lower amounts at each feeding, it doesn't mean that your baby needs too.
I never have responded to this debate before, because I feel that everyone thinks that the only way to feed a baby is small, frequent bottles. However, that is not EVERY BABY.


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Basically, not all parts of Mono are covered by the ECMA standard - said standard is the only part covered by Microsoft's community promise. However, you'll often hear people say that that's okay because Mono programs included in some Linux distributions only use those parts of Mono that are covered by the ECMA standard, and therefore, are safe to use according to Microsoft's community promise.
Well, The-Source.com investigated this claim by analysing five popular Mono applications, and their findings paint a grim picture - all of them use namespaces not covered by the ECMA standard, meaning they can still be sued for patent infringement by Microsoft, and so can the distributors that include these programs.
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This indeed sounds rather problematic. Up until not too long ago, Microsoft did not actively participate in any patent infringement lawsuits as the aggressor, and as such, you could argue that the threat was minimal. However, Microsoft maffia'd several companies into signing patents deals with them, while flat-out suing Motorola.


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