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AMD Releases FX CPU Refreshes
Subject: Processors | April 30, 2013 - 02:04 PM | Josh Walrath
Tagged: amd, FX, vishera, bulldozer, FX-6350, FX-4350, FX-6300, FX-4300, 32 nm, SOI, Beloved
Today AMD has released two new processors that address the AM3+ market. The FX-6350 and FX-4350 are two new refreshes of the quad and hex core lineup of processors. Currently the FX-8350 is still the fastest of the breed, and there is no update for that particular number yet. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but there are those of us who are still awaiting the arrival of the rumored "Centurion".
These parts are 125 watt TDP units, which are up from their 95 watt predecessors. The FX-6350 runs at 3.9 GHz with a 4.2 GHz boost clock. This is up 300 MHz stock and 100 MHz boost from the previous 95 watt FX-6300. The FX-4350 runs at 3.9 GHz with a 4.3 GHz boost clock. This is 100 MHz stock and 300 MHz boost above that of the FX-4300. What is of greater interest here is that the L3 cache goes from 4 MB on the 4300 to 8 MB on the 4350. This little fact looks to be the reason why the FX-4350 is now a 125 watt TDP part.
It has been some two years since AMD started shipping 32 nm PD-SOI/HKMG products to the market, and it certainly seems as though spinning off GLOBALFOUNDRIES has essentially stopped the push to implement new features into a process node throughout the years. As many may remember, AMD was somewhat famous for injecting new process technology into current nodes to improve performance, yields, and power characteristics in "baby steps" type fashion instead of leaving the node as is and making a huge jump with the next node. Vishera has been out for some 7 months now and we have not really seen any major improvement in regards to performance and power characteristics. I am sure that yields and bins have improved, but the bottom line is that this is only a minor refresh and AMD raised TDPs to 125 watts for these particular parts.
The FX-6350 is again a three module part containing six cores. Each module features 2 MB of L2 cache for a total of 6 MB L2 and the entire chip features 8 MB of L3 cache. The FX-4350 is a two module chip with four cores. The modules again feature the same 2 MB of L2 cache for a total of 4 MB active on the chip with the above mentioned 8 MB of L3 cache that is double what the FX-4300 featured.
Perhaps soon we will see updates on FM2 with the Richland series of desktop processors, but for now this refresh is all AMD has at the moment. These are nice upgrades to the line. The FX-6350 does cost the same as the FX-6300, but the thinking behind that is that the 6300 is more "energy efficient". We have seen in the past that AMD (and Intel for that matter) does put a premium on lower wattage parts in a lineup. The FX-4350 is $10 more expensive than the 4300. It looks as though the FX-6350 is in stock at multiple outlets but the 4350 has yet to show up.
These will fit in any modern AM3+ motherboard with the latest BIOS installed. While not an incredibly exciting release from AMD, it at least shows that they continue to address their primary markets. AMD is in a very interesting place, and it looks like Rory Read is busy getting the house in order. Now we just have to see if they can curve back their cost structure enough to make the company more financially stable. Indications are good so far, but AMD has a long ways to go. But hey, at least according to AMD the FX series is beloved!
More MHz for the Masses
AMD has had a rough time of it lately when it comes to CPUs. Early last year when we saw the performance of the low power Bobcat architecture, we thought 2011 would be a breakout year for AMD. Bulldozer was on the horizon and it promised performance a step above what Intel could offer. This harkened back to the heady days of the original Athlon and Athlon 64 where AMD held a performance advantage over all of Intel's parts. On the graphics side AMD had just released the 6000 series of chips, all of which came close in performance to NVIDIA's Fermi architecture, but had a decided advantage in terms of die size and power consumption. Then the doubts started to roll in around the April timeframe. Whispers hinted that Bulldozer was delayed, and not only was it delayed it was not meeting performance expectations.
The introduction of the first Llano products did not help things. The "improved" CPU performance was less than expected, even though the GPU portion was class leading. The manufacturing issues we saw with Llano did not bode well for AMD or the upcoming Bulldozer products. GLOBALFOUNDRIES was simply not able to achieve good yields on these new 32 nm products. Then of course the hammer struck. Bulldozer was released, well behind schedule, and with performance that barely rose above that of the previous Phenom II series of chips. The top end FX-8150 was competitive with the previous Phenom II X6 1100T, but it paled in comparison to the Intel i7 2600 which was right around the same price range.

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Re "Briefly in Education: LBHS senior receives DAR's Good Citizen Award," March 2:
Thank you for your inclusion and report on Laguna Beach High School student Mariana Acevedo in your paper. I received a link to it and read about it from the school community liaison at LBHS, who also happens to be the director of the JUNTOS program for the high school. I have worked with him in the past and the JUNTOS program. Being an educator and counselor who grew up in and now works and lives in Orange County, I am very familiar with its communities, trends, schools and services.
Though I am thrilled that you featured Mariana's achievement in receiving the DAR Good Citizen Award, I was a bit disappointed in that the article was quite brief. I would have liked to know more about what made Mariana the best candidate, her post-secondary plans regarding college, and about her including her history, i.e. what is her native county, what are some of her immigrant experiences and how have they shaped her to want to be an educated Latina-American?
In our constantly growing and changing south Orange County communities, it is essential to not only be aware but also feature people, especially our youth, who are making strides in their lives and making Orange County, their communities a better place to live.
Moreover, it is critical for people particularly in South County to see that immigrants and children of immigrants like Mariana can and definitely are making important contributions to their neighborhoods and communities as a whole, because though they may have immigrated to this place, and are not "natural born citizen(s)" as Mariana indicates, living here creates a bond like no other especially when you serve the communities, schools, children and people there.
It is my hope that these comments are taken with an open mind and open heart, for the continuation and improvement of featuring amazing youth in south Orange County. I appreciate and thank you for your efforts!
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The writer is the coordinator of youth and family programs for Camp Fire USA Orange County Council.
Reader regrets getting rid of old bike
Have you ever regretted selling something and wanted it back?
A few years ago I donated my old bike to a worthwhile organization for a fundraiser. It probably didn't raise much money as it was nothing special. Purchased in 1983, this 21-speed was a general all-around street/road bike, good for going to the beach and trips around town, which it did for years in Pacific Grove and Redondo Beach.
On innumerable weekends in Redondo I harnessed the bike to a Burley trailer and loaded it with our young son, beach toys, towels and boogie boards. It was an easy ride from our home — fun and no hassle — with parking right on the beach. Short bike trips to the store became automatic. I let the car sleep in the garage.
In 2003, we moved to Laguna and the bike got little use. Maybe it was the formidable hill I live on or I convinced myself that there wasn't enough space for my old bike. Carefully maintained over the years, it worked and looked just fine when I gave it away, but after reading last week's letters about the bike routes, maps and benefits of biking I want my old bike back.
OK, it's a gold Univega: If you got it I'm prepared to make you an offer you can't refuse.
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Some musings on state of Laguna
Marijuana should have been legalized many years ago. While it may be overturned in a "higher" court, a judge has ruled a city cannot shutdown a marijuana collective, which is a group of people, some of whom have grower's permits, who distribute the collective's "pot" to members with medical marijuana cards for a contribution and pay state sales taxes, etc.
If the lumberyard has biodegradable plastic trash bags, why can't the supermarkets offer biodegradable plastic bags, even if there is a charge?
I don't see how a gas backyard or front yard fire ring under rocks is a fire hazard. Laguna Beach has become the city of no. No this and no that. It's time to look outside the box.
Despite complaints to community and Susi Q leaders, to the City Council and to the city manager, the Community Center is still so cold that attendance at some senior events is down, down, down. Seniors talk about how cold the building is. Perhaps it's a reflection of city government.
At least the City Council has turned to older skateboarders in our town to try and solve the Skyline skateboard problems.
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8 • FOODSERVICE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES • JANUARY 2014 editor's perspective It's Not Complicated M y father was a pretty good businessman. While in high school, dad began working in the family grocery store where my grandfather, and the other meat cutters on staff, taught my dad how to run the store's meat department. Over time, dad became pretty good at what he did. So good, in fact, that when my grandfather sold the store my dad was not out of work for long. Another, small independent grocer scooped him up and he worked for them until his retirement on New Year's Eve 1998. Although my dad never went to college, in some respects he was smarter than many MBA types. That's because his approach, while old school, was pretty effective. He believed in an honest day's work for an honest day's pay. Once, when working with him, I made the mistake of complaining that my fngers were a little cold because the ox tails I was placing in trays were fro- zen. His response? Work faster and your hands won't be as cold. Another key to his success was that dad remained very much in tune with the wants and needs of his customers. He provided value on their terms, allowing them to purchase in bulk at prices they could afford. When it came to working with vendors, my dad was tough but fair. That's not me saying it. That's what the people who called on him over the years told me. Dad always felt a little competition was a good thing and thought it wise to work with multiple vendors just in case one might not have what you need on occasion. When making a pur- chase, my dad would contact three separate companies and ask for their best price. The company that provided the best price got the business. It was that simple. Occasionally, after the deal was done, a salesperson who did not get the order would call my dad to ask if there was anything that could be done to get the business. My dad was a man of few words — unless you were playing pool with him, and then he became a cigar chewing, trash talking chatter box — and in these in- stances his response never wavered: I asked for your best price and you said that's what you provided. Now you say you can do better. Why should I believe you this time? He would never move the business and used this approach to build trust with his vendors. The combination of providing value on the customers' terms and being consistent, fair and honest when working with suppliers earned my dad the loyalty of his customers, vendors and employers. The foodservice industry enters 2014 in a period of intense competition and continued economic uncertainty, but by continuing to do right by all of your busi- ness partners you can continue to earn their trust and loyalty, which provides the stability necessary to grow your business regardless of the challenges it faces. Work faster and your hands won't be as cold. Joseph M. Carbonara, Editor in Chief


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By Michael D. Shear and Dan Balz
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Monday, February 22, 2010; 12:15 PM
President Obama made it clear Monday morning that he intends to make a final push for a comprehensive overhaul of the nation's health-care and insurance system, offering a new health-care plan that largely embraces the approach already taken by the U.S. Senate.
The plan, which went live on the White House Web site at 10 a.m., rejects repeated calls from Republicans to scrap Democratic efforts from last year and start over. Instead, it attempts to merge the Senate legislation with its counterpart in the House in ways that would address some of the most controversial provisions in the stalled bill.
Shortly after the president's plan went online, Republicans slammed it as "the same massive government takeover of health care" and said it undermined the bipartisan goals of the summit this week.
"This new Democrats-only backroom deal doubles down on the same failed approach that will drive up premiums, destroy jobs, raise taxes, and slash Medicare benefits," said House Minority Leader John A. Boehner (R-Ohio). "This week's summit clearly has all the makings of a Democratic infomercial for continuing on a partisan course."
Among the changes Obama seeks is a delay of the tax on high-end insurance plans until 2018, an end to the special Medicaid deal that negotiators had cut for Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson (D) and new federal authority over health-care insurance rate increases. The plan does not call for a public option health plan despite pressure from progressives in Obama's Democratic party to do so.
Senior White House officials said the 11-page summary of the changes, labeled "The President's Proposal," would serve as the starting point for the bipartisan, televised health-care summit to be held Thursday. They urged Republicans to come together around their own proposal and make it public.
"This is the opening bid for the health meeting," White House Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer said. "We took our best shot at bridging the differences. It makes some strong steps to improving the final product. . . . The president is coming to the meeting with an open mind."
Pfeiffer said the White House has made "no determinations" about whether Democrats might use a parliamentary tool called "reconciliation" to pass the bill without 60 votes in the Senate. But Pfeiffer hinted that the White House is open to the idea, saying that the president's proposal is designed for "maximum flexibility."
"The president expects and believes the American people deserve an up-or-down vote on health care," Pfeiffer said. "This is designed to provide us maximum flexibility if the opposition decides to take the extraordinary step of filibustering health reform."
By offering his own proposal, Obama is betting that Americans watching the health-care summit will provide his efforts new momentum after a nearly year-long process that ground to a halt while negotiators cut deals in back rooms and Republicans intensified their criticisms.
But the decision is not likely to sit well with Republicans, who have concluded that most Americans do not want radical changes to their health care. Instead, the GOP has been pushing a series of modest changes they say could bring down costs and improve coverage, including tort reform and new freedoms for insurance companies to sell their policies across state lines.
Obama's health plan does not include those Republican proposals, although White House officials said several times Monday morning that the president will be open to Republican ideas at the meeting on Thursday.
The president's plan does leave intact language relating to abortion already in the Senate bill that is less restrictive than the House measure. That would leave open the possibility that conservative Democrats in the House who oppose the use of federal money for abortion would oppose the measure.
Among the key changes that Obama would make to the Senate bill:
* Obama's plan would raise the threshold for the expensive health-care plans that would be hit with an excise tax, and would delay the imposition of that tax on any plan until 2018. That would essentially put in place for all such plans a deal that had been worked out last month for labor-negotiated plans.
* The plan would eliminate a deal that negotiators made with Nelson to provide Nebraska with additional assistance for increased Medicaid costs his state might encounter under the legislation. Instead, the plan adds fees so that similar help can be given to states across the board.
* The president's plan would close the "doughnut hole" for seniors by increasing the amount of money provided for rebates to beneficiaries and by reducing co-insurance payments by 2020.
* Low-income families and individuals who do not have insurance would receive higher subsidies from the federal government to buy the insurance than had been the case under the Senate plan. Individuals would still be required by the government to get health insurance, but hardship cases would be exempted.
Obama is calling for new government power to regulate insurance-rate increases as part of comprehensive changes to the health-care system that the White House unveiled on its Web site Monday. To try to generate support for his ideas, the Obama administration recently has pointed to rate increases as evidence that his proposed changes are necessary.
Last week, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius drew attention to a California health insurance company, Anthem Blue Cross, which planned rate increases of up to 39 percent. Obama mentioned the increases in his weekly radio address and at a town hall meeting in Nevada.
The proposal released Monday would give Sebelius new authority to oversee, and potentially block, rate increases that are deemed unfair. It would be based, at least in part, on legislation initially proposed last week by Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.).
The legislation would create a rate board, called the Health Insurance Rate Authority, that would broadly determine what increases are reasonable and justifiable. The seven-member board would have consumer, industry and medical representatives, as well as experts in health economics.
A top official said Sebelius would conduct an annual review of premium increases and could work with state insurance officials to deny increases that were seen as excessive.
Republicans have criticized the president's health-care proposals as too reliant on government involvement. Obama's latest proposal drew similar fire.
"At first glance, this seems to be an admission from the Obama administration that their massive government takeover of health care will, despite their promises, increase health-care premiums for millions of Americans," said Kevin Smith, a spokesman for Boehner.
But it could prove tricky for Republicans: They must be careful not to be seen in an election year as siding with big insurance companies that are imposing drastic rate hikes on Main Street Americans.
Senior Obama aides said the changes Obama is proposing could add up to $200 billion to the Senate bill's $871 billion price tag.
Republicans have accused Obama of using Thursday's summit as political theater, and they had raised the prospect of not attending. But the Senate's top Republican promised Sunday that he and his members are "ready to participate," while accusing Democrats of being "arrogant."
"You know, they are saying, 'Ignore the wishes of the American people. We know more about this than you do. And we're going to jam it down your throats no matter what,' " Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said on "Fox News Sunday."
Pfeiffer said in response that "the upcoming meeting is an opportunity to get beyond oft-repeated and completely false talking points like these."
McConnell dismissed the idea of a GOP boycott, saying that "we're discussing the -- sort of the makeup of the room and that sort of thing, but yeah, I intend to be there and my members will be there and ready to participate."
He said, however, his party will continue to oppose Democrats if they try to use reconciliation.
"We believe that we think a better way to go is to, step by step, move in the direction of dealing with the cost issue, targeting things like junk lawsuits against doctors and hospitals, interstate insurance competition, small-association health plans," he added.
Health care dominated discussions at the National Governors Association for a second day Sunday. Four leaders of the organization issued a plea to Obama and Congress for states to have a greater voice in the deliberations over health care. But they had no plan to offer; nor did they ask to be included Thursday.
Obama met with the governors Monday at the White House.


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Three Things You Still Need to Know About Sexually Transmitted Diseases
By Candace Y.A. Montague
April 18, 2014
April is Sexually Transmitted Disease Awareness month. Many awareness months come and go but this one is particularly interesting because even though most sexually transmitted diseases aren't fatal they tend to add a cloud over the heads of many people due to stigma and ignorance. You don't have to contract one. But if you do, life can still be good. Here are three things you need to know.
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Irene's Winds Lessen but Risk Remains
At 6 a.m. Sunday, Hurricane Irene's top sustained winds had decreased to near 75 miles per hour, according to the National Hurricane Center.
As the leading edge of the huge storm reached eastern Long Island during the night, a little drizzle gave way to heavier rain, and wind that was beginning to bend the oaks in the woods between Sag Harbor and East Hampton. Lightning could be seen coming from the upper cloud layers. Trees were beginning to fall, with a report of a tree down in Noyac that cut power to some residents.
Wind gusts at the Montauk Airport were recorded to 33 miles per hour, with sustained wind of 17 m.p.h. from the east.
A National Data Buoy Center buoy at the Ambrose Light approach to New York Harbor recorded winds of 35 m.p.h. with gusts to 42.
East Hampton and Southampton Towns, as well as the rest of Long Island and New York State, remained under a state of emergency, with authorities urging residents to remain indoors.
Robert Iberger, Southampton Town's emergency preparedness coordinator, issued a press release at about 6:30 a.m. in stressing this. " Unless you are a utility worker on assignment, DPW or highway worker or emergency responder responding to a call for service you should not be on the roads at this time," he wrote.
Lt. Iberger said that the area had already had two tornado warnings.
Erosion could be catastrophic in places. Hurricane Irene's passage across Long Island will coincide with morning and evening high tides. Damage exceeding the Dec. 26 northeaster that tore away at east-facing beaches and left several Montauk waterfront house teetering is expected.
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The dog days of August are finally here, but markets could be volatile in the week ahead as focus shifts away from the Fed and possibly to Russia and Ukraine at the beginning of the week.
Traders are also watching the key 2,000 level on the S&P 500, just points away from Friday's 1,988 close.
"I would think that certainly has to be in the crosshairs, unless we get something disturbing over the weekend," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery. "It seems to me that's logical. It may bump up against it and get some resistance, like we did at 1,987 this week. We have clear air space, and I just don't see any economic news next week that dramatic that it would alter that glide path."


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I eat junk food. I'm getting fat and have regular pains and aches as a result. Don't do what I do.
Quote from: Maxximum on August 22, 2017, 11:37:25 AMI eat junk food. I'm getting fat and have regular pains and aches as a result. Don't do what I do.This is me. Plus I drink way too much soda, eat only one or two meals a day, and have serious portion control issues. I don't have the patience, money, stamina, access, or motivation to be healthy.
isn't Coke worse for you than beer? On a nutritional level at least.
I try to eat well. I make Scottish-style oats (with raisins; honey; and cinnamon added) for breakfast every work day (took some serious gut conditioning to not get sick of it). I rarely ever go out for food (the exception being Friday nights, which is family pizza and movie night). I brown bag lunch every day for work, which is usually some sort of hearty soup; sandwich; or salad my wife has made from scratch. Dinner is usually centered around some sort of meat (most often fish or chicken), with vegetables as a side. I have no issues indulging in the occasional homemade bacon cheeseburger, or fudge brownie, or whatever. I recently gave up alcohol, and for now, soda has taken it's place, but I'm gonna work on cutting back. In the end, watching caloric intake, and strictly controlling sugar; fat; and sodium intake seems to keep me from gaining too much weight.
Quote from: Rucks on August 22, 2017, 12:57:50 PMisn't Coke worse for you than beer? On a nutritional level at least.https://www.quora.com/What-is-worse-for-me-a-can-of-Coke-or-a-can-of-Budweiser-Why


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|2013ms0755: John M. McCalla "Mortuary of Lexington, Kentucky" scrapbook
Scrapbooks are an often unloved historical format, but this mortuary depicts a snapshot of Lexington social life and the treatment of death in the nineteenth century. Additionally, it documents various newsworthy events through its marginalia.
Numerous funeral notices have notes written in ink or pencil. For example, this one from 1817 is a notice for the funeral of Mrs. Jane Luckie. The marginalia reads "Killed by lightning at the Presbyterian Church".
These funeral notices from 1829 document a famous Lexington duel between Charles Wickliffe and George J. Trotter. The duel has its roots in the acquittal of Charles Wickliffe for the murder of Thomas R. Benning, editor of the Kentucky Gazette. Wickliffe shot Benning during a disagreement over editorials, which criticized his father, politician Robert Wickliffe. Henry Clay acted as Wickliffe's lawyer during his trial. Later that same year, Wickliffe challenged the new editor of the newspaper, George J. Trotter, to a duel over articles questioning the fairness of the trial. During the duel Trotter killed Wickliffe on the second shot.
The mortuary contains the funeral notice for Thomas R. Benning with the marginalia "Killed by Charles Wickliffe" and the notice for Charles Wickliffe annotated with "Killed in a duel with G.J. Trotter."


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Planted a Croton in the front ornamental section. Also have a croton soldering away at the West side of the house near the Honeysuckle. Will photo later.
The Croton was only $1.99 and is quite small, but im hopeful that it will survive.
This is still alive in a lot of places.
This is still alive in a lot of places.
The Crotons in general seem to be doing OK. The two in the front yard seem pretty happy with thier position in life.
I had another one near the front tap by the Chistmas Palm but that appears to have totally given up now and i can find no trace of it.
August 2011 got another couple of Crotons only these are a different variety but I might as well put them in here. they are Red Mammery and were on sale at Home Depot for $2.50 which is not a lot more than the other one which was $1.99!!!


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Just noticed this series of posts. Inevitable - I wonder though I would have expected it. When just up from Prep I was approached by a much older boy who quickly accepted that no is actually no and get lost (I didn't even have to repeat myself). I have a suspicion that that boy approached another boy but otherwise it was well hidden or non existant.michael scuffil wrote:'Homo'-sexuality in this context is a misnomer. You mean sexuality. There was no other kind available. It was regarded as a problem by the authorities and by many of the strait-laced boys. I'd just call it an inevitable phenomenon.
My biggest related problem at CH was with a non-practicing GP who had parental permission to take me out one weekend. That man didn't understand "No". I cannot ascribe any blame to CH for that - the man, married with a gorgeous daughter, was a neighbour at home and, like those in the papers, viewed as a paragon of honourable behaviour.


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NYO-USA: The Concert Experience
Audrey Chen, a cellist from Redmond, Washington, writes about the thrilling experience of playing an NYO-USA concert.
There is something remarkable about the mixture of pride, intensity, and excitement that surges up in the entire orchestra as we stand to face the eager roar of audience members. Before the music even begins, all of us, dressed in our crisp black, white, and red outfits, can feel a unique and precious unity that has risen as a result of all the time we had spent together: eating meals, experiencing new sights, and most importantly, pouring our sweat and energy into rehearsing music we love.
In a concert, everything becomes extra special: Every note becomes more sorrowful, more cheerful, or more exciting. I find myself almost moved to tears by the powerful melody of the horn in the Shostakovich Symphony's Third Movement. On the other side of the emotional spectrum, my stand partner and I simply cannot stop smiling when we hear the banjo solo in the encore, Gershwin's Porgy and Bess. It's almost as if the performance isn't directed straight at the audience, but rather at ourselves, the performers. The personal attachment each of us have with certain parts of the music then contributes to the overall beauty and stage presence of the performance that captivates the audience.
In addition, the concentration and focus from all the players practically increases twofold during a concert. When we look up to Maestro Gergiev to begin the concert, our faces are determined, readying ourselves for the first sparkling notes of Sean Shepherd's Magiya. This relentless concentration can be partly attributed to the spontaneity of performance. Everyone listens intently to Joshua Bell as he draws out the gorgeous melody in the Tchaikovsky, adjusting accordingly if he decides to take a little extra time or add some more movement. Sections of the orchestra continually adjust to what they receive from Maestro Gergiev, as well as what they absorb from their peers.
Sometimes, the orchestra encounters the unexpected. For example, only during a concert would a draft in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall blow our music to the wrong pages. Despite this, we all continue to play together. The contrabassoonist helps to turn the second bassoonist's music back to the right page as she plays a tricky passage. A cellist slowly uses her bow to crease the page as her stand partner continues to play. Essentially, we are all there for each other.
In the end, the roar of the applause from a full house is a rewarding thing for an orchestra. Nothing makes me happier than the feeling that there are many people who appreciate the music you wish to share with the world. Everyone is grinning ear to ear as Gergiev comes back on stage, motioning for us to stand and pointing out the wonderful soloists along the way.
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Grains, malts, hops, yeast, water and other ingredients used to brew. Recipe reviews and suggestions.
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Does anyone have the specs on Lyle's Golden Syrup? I need to add it to my ingredients list in BTP.
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IE Mouse Tracking Flaw Is A Bug, But Not a Critical One
The recently uncovered security issue in Internext Explorer in which attackers can track a user's mouse movements has been blown out of proportion and doesn't need an out-of-band patch from Microsoft, some security experts said.
Spider.io, a Web analytics company disclosed a method in which hackers could monitor and record the user's mouse position while Internet Explorer was running. The method could track the user's mouse even when the browser was inactive or minimized, according to a Dec. 12 post on the company blog. Spider.io reported the vulnerability, which allegedly exists in IE 6 through 10, to Microsoft on Oct. 1. Microsoft confirmed it was a bug, but told Spider.io there were "no immediate plans" to issue a patch.
Spider.io claimed the vulnerability could potentially be exploited to monitor what users are typing into onscreen keyboards and keypads (such as the ones used in online banking). However, the keylogger scenario is unlikely because the attacker has to juggle several variables in order to launch a successful attack, said Paul Henry, a security and forensic analyst at Lumension. Since changing one factor can foil the attack, flaw is not serious enought to warrant an out-of-band patch from Microsoft, Henry said.
"This simply does not reach the level of concern as that of a Remote Code Exploit," Henry said.
Yes, a Website shouldn't be able to collect mouse events from sites it has no control over, but it was important to consider the implications of the bug, wrote security researcher Dan Kaminsky on his blog. Remote code execution vulnerabilities can also capture full screen mouse motion, and universal cross-site scripting attacks can result in similar behaviors, Kaminsky wrote.
"What can an attacker do today, that he couldn't do yesterday, for what class attacker, to what class victim?"security researcher Dan Kaminsky wrote on his blog. At the moment, the answer is "Not much," as there aren't many situations in which mouse movements are security sensitive, he said.
"Sure, there's a bug here with these mouse events. I expect it will be fixed, like tens of thousands of others. But it's not particularly significant," Kaminsky said.
Microsoft said the company was "actively working to adjust this behavior in IE," according to a post on the IE blog by Dean Hachamovitch, corporate vice-president of Microsoft's Internet Explorer group.
Browser Stars Need to Align
"The vulnerability is already being exploited by at least two display ad analytics companies across billions of page impressions per month," according to the Spider.io post.
For the exploit Spider.io describes to work, the hacker would need the victim's exact screen resolution, location of the virtual keyboard, and the key layout being used, Henry said. An attacker would need all this information and also display an ad to a site's login screen. If the user changes any of the browser settings, the attacker would have to start all over again, Henry said. Some banking applications use virtual keyboards. However, if the bank presents a randomized keyboard to users, as many do, this attack is not an issue, Henry said.
"The browser stars all seem to need to be in alignment to be able to target an individual," Henry said.
What About Mobile?
While virtual keyboards are tremendously popular on the iPad and other mobile devices, it's worth noting that on most touch devices, touching the keyboard with the fingers does not move the mouse cursor. As a result, the vulnerability does not appear to be an issue on touch-enabled mobile devices with Internet Explorer.
Competitor Sour Grapes?
Henry wondered if Spider.io was publicizing the issue because it does not use the technology and their competitiors do. "Perhaps some of this hype is being generated to try to steer some of that business back to Spider.io," Henry said.
"In a lab environment, it can be made to look spectacular, but in the real world, I question just how much of a threat to users this really is," Henry said.


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Author Notes: One night I found myself with a bottle of excellent red wine that had a bright cherry note, and I created this dish to complement the wine. When I'm home alone I try to overcome the temptation to just have a peanut butter sandwich by making something really nice for myself. This dish has become one of my favorites, a nourishing and elegant use of one of the simplest and least expensive of ingredients. Use a good wine in the dish, and pour yourself a glass to have with it. Get the best chicken livers you can find, and if you haven't yet discovered a way to embrace chicken livers, this might just be it. And remember, when you eat alone you're always in good company, and everyone at the table likes the same things you do, so do yourself proud! —Abra Bennett
Serves: depends on how hungry you are
ounces dried cherries
cup fruity dry red wine
pound chicken livers
cup flour
tablespoons olive oil
cup onion, finely minced
clove garlic, finely minced
cup walnut halves, toasted
tablespoons fresh mint, in chiffonade or chopped
salt and pepper to taste
- Warm the wine slightly in a small saucepan, remove from heat, and place the cherries in it to soften. Let soak for at least 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, toast the walnut halves at 350° for 8-10 minutes, until very golden and fragrant. When cool, break up the halves a little bit, leaving the nuts in large chunks.
- Rinse the chicken livers and blot them dry with paper towels. Trim away any bits of fat and membrane. Season the flour with salt and pepper and toss it with the cleaned and dried chicken livers.
- In a large skillet, heat the olive oil over medium high heat. Add the onion and garlic and saute for 2-3 minutes. Add the chicken livers, placing them so they are in a single layer in the pan. Turn the livers gently to saute each side, until they are very browned and crusty on the outside but still slightly pink inside.
- Pour in the cherries and wine, and stir vigorously to deglaze the pan of browned bits. Add the toasted walnuts and mint, stirring briefly to combine. Season to taste with salt and pepper, and serve with crusty bread or polenta.
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LINKS OF LONDON Kicks Off a Colorful Friendship with Pantone
CARLSTADT, N.J., Aug. 5, 2009 - Links of London is celebrating friendship during the month of August with a colorful, global campaign. In a nod to the friendship bracelets we made as children, the Links of London Friendship Bracelet Collection of hand-woven, sterling silver designs is now available in a wide array of vibrant, eye-catching PANTONE® Colors.
"We are delighted to celebrate our iconic Friendship bracelet with a collaboration with Pantone – the ultimate authority on color. The highly distinctive PANTONE Color Palettes provide the perfect, high impact backdrop for this must-have accessory," said Elizabeth Galton, creative director, Links of London.
For the campaign, Links of London turned to color authority Pantone to help bring the in-store display and windows to life. Links of London retail windows at over 85 locations worldwide now feature an array of colorful Friendship Bracelets alongside their corresponding PANTONE Color Numbers, complete with larger-than-life PANTONE Chips to show off the colors.
"Pantone is constantly inspired by the unique expression of color in fashion," noted Lisa Herbert, executive vice president of Pantone's fashion, home and consumer divisions. "The Links of London Friendship Bracelet Collection is the perfect combination of exquisite color and exceptional design, and Pantone is thrilled to be a part of it."
The Links of London Friendship Bracelet Collection ranges in price from USD $180 – 195 and is available now at Links of London retail locations or www.linksoflondon.com. Beginning in late August, Links of London bracelets will also be available through the Pantone Web site at www.pantone.com.
About Pantone
Pantone, a wholly owned subsidiary of X-Rite, Incorporated, has been the world's color authority for 45 years, providing design professionals with products and services for the colorful exploration and expression of creativity. Always a source for color inspiration, Pantone also offers designer-inspired products and services for consumers. More information is available at www.pantone.com.
About X-Rite
X-Rite, Incorporated, is the global leader in color science and technology. The company, which now includes color industry leader Pantone, develops, manufactures, markets and supports innovative color solutions through measurement systems, software, color standards and services. X-Rite's expertise in inspiring, selecting, measuring, formulating, communicating and matching color helps users get color right the first time and every time, which translates to better quality and reduced costs. X-Rite serves a range of industries, including printing, packaging, photography, graphic design, video, automotive, paints, plastics, textiles, dental and medical. For further information, please visit www.xrite.com.


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Soo Locks opening signals start of shipping season
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. (AP) - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the Soo
Locks in Sault Ste. Marie in Michigan's Upper Peninsula have opened for the
2013 Great Lakes shipping season.
Soo lockmaster Bill Campbell says Monday in a release that the Paul R.
Tregurtha was the first ship to enter the Poe Lock at 12:01 a.m. headed from
Sturgeon Bay, Wis., to Duluth, Minn.
Six vessels had passed through the Poe Lock by 9 a.m. Monday.
The locks were closed on Jan. 15 and underwent routine repairs and
maintenance during the winter shutdown. The MacArthur Lock beside the Poe
Lock will continue maintenance for several weeks.
Freighters hauling coal, iron ore, grain and other materials pass through
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Mechanical Engineering applies the principles of science and mathematics to the design of machinery and equipment used in transportation, manufacturing and energy conversion. Typically mechanical engineers are involved in the design, development, and testing of aircraft and spacecraft, transport vehicles, power plants, manufacturing equipment, computer peripherals, biomedical devices, robots, and climate control in buildings. This field is changing rapidly and many products currently being designed and built by mechanical engineers were not in existence a few years ago.
Building on a base in mathematics, science, and engineering fundamentals, the Bachelor of Science (BS) in Mechanical Engineering (ME) program includes courses on machine design, energy conversion, manufacturing, properties of materials, and includes an extensive application of computers in these areas. The curriculum maintains a balance among basic fundamentals, analytical methods, and design applications which prepare the graduate for both an entry into the engineering profession and long-term career.
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Mechanic Panic for iPhone$1.99
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Featured in Apple's "New and Noteworthy" "What's Hot" and "Staff Favorites"!*** Over 200,000 downloads! Join in! ***"Mechanic Panic is very well suited for its platform and offers a winning, endlessly replayable game design that will help you kill a lot of time on your commute or a flight" - Kotaku.com"Its very simple, very addictive and infinitely replayable, which is how I prefer my iPhone games" - GamePro.com"It's a very addictive game that you can play for a minute here and there, making it perfect for mobile gaming" - Destructoid.com"Mechanic Panic will be one of the games high on my list of Top Games of 2011" - Bob 'Ashyukun' Babcock - The Appcast"Mechanic Panic is one of the most fun casual jumping games I have come across" - Touchgen"The unique features and unexpected elements help make Mechanic Panic an excellent addition to the survival jumping iOS library" - Slide Gamer"A great new addition to any survival gamers collection" - GamezeboWork was great, until the day the elevators stopped working.A catastrophic explosion has rocked the world's first Space Elevator. Thankfully you're on the job!As the fearless mechanic, jump as high as you can to save all the people in peril. The environment around you is crumbling. Beware of the many hazards that will come crashing down. Oh and don't forget about the burning fireball of doom rising up.Highlights:- Simple "One Touch" action game lets you be the Hero- XP and Level up system. In-game objectives- Play the slots to unlock robot buddies- Unlockable skills- Dynamically generated gameplay makes every climb unique- Save falling civilians and fellow mechanics, or let them perish- Avoid falling hazards and tricky wall obstacles- Game Center enabled. Challenge your friends and earn achievements- Compatible with your music libraryMechanic Panic is memory intensive. If you are experiencing crashing, please reboot your device/close background applications. Mechanic Panic does NOT support jail broken devices.
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Zooming out for better clarity: sovereign asset and liability management
The balance sheet of sovereign entities is far more complex than the balance sheet of private companies. For example, the institutions that manage the assets of a sovereign are different than those which oversee the liabilities, often with different mandates. Other issues include the definition of the "sovereign" and the scope of its balance sheet, the complex valuation of tangible assets and recognition of financial instruments, negative net worth, incomplete recording, and many others. As a result, unlike private companies, most governments manage their balance sheets as separate sub-portfolios without having a holistic approach.
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Do you have a list of low-glycemic foods?
Q. Can you please provide a more accurate list low glycemic foods? I am interested in choosing more healthier foods. Thank you
A. The Glycemic Index is a tool that is used to help maintain blood glucose levels. All fruits and vegetables help to control blood sugar levels. It is specifically the fiber in fruits and vegetables that helps to maintain stable blood sugar levels. While fruit does contain sugar, it is natural sugar that is easily digested by the body. While we do not specifically have this information on our website, remember that all fruits and vegetables help to maintain stable blood glucose levels. Read more about ways to control blood sugar levels.


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During the last month, Bentley has been presenting the new Continental GT V8 at the Circuit of Navarra.
Simax was there, testing the car and working in the development of an accurate simulation, to be introduced in the Simax driving simulators permanently installed at the circuit, so journalists could test the car both virtually and in the real track.
After several days working with Bentley experts to tune up the simulated car, the result has been pretty impressive. Now, journalists from all around the globe, like Tiff Needell, from Fifth Gear (in the picture, driving one of our simulators) are coming to the event.
There were also some professional drivers there, like the LeMans 2003 Winner Guy Smith, who was driving in our simulator for almost one hour and a half. It was a pleasure to hear his impressions, and I must say, he really liked the sim.


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About Hattiesburg
The Hub City
Home to The University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg blends a college town atmosphere with an upscale entertainment district downtown and numerous outdoor opportunities.
You'll see plenty of black and gold in local shops and restaurants that support Southern Miss. Dining opportunities abound, particularly local flavors such as New Orleans-style seafood, fried catfish and barbecue.
Center Stage: Arts and Music
Hattiesburg has a thriving arts community, both on campus and off, as well as plenty of venues for live music that continue a rich history of blues and rock.
The Saenger Theater, one of seven that operated in the South, dates to 1929 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The 1,000-seat venue is a downtown fixture and the home to local and regional productions.
Other local events:
- HubFest, the city's signature arts and heritage festival
- Historic Mobile Street Festival, with gospel, blues, barbecue and arts and crafts
- Festival South, the state's only multi-week, multi-genre music festival
- Twice-a-year art walks at galleries and shops downtown, plus food and music
- Candlelit Victorian Christmas, with caroling, a tour of homes and carriage rides in a historic downtown neighborhood
Outdoors: Take a Hike, Go Fish
The Longleaf Trace is a 41-mile stretch of reclaimed railroad tracks that serves as a walking, jogging, biking and equestrian trail. Parking and access to the trace are on the north edge of the Southern Miss campus, near the new Century Park residence halls.
Kamper Park & Zoo, just a mile from campus, is a 40-acre park that houses a 12-acre zoological garden. With exhibits dedicated to areas such as South America and the African Veldt, Kamper Park & Zoo is home to everything from prairie dogs to zebras to howler monkeys. The zoo also houses a variety of exotic birds, American alligators and the tiger boardwalk exhibit. In addition, zoogoers can enjoy a peaceful train ride, a trip around the carousel or shop in the gift shop or concession stand.
Paul B. Johnson State Park, 20 minutes south of Hattiesburg, offers vacation cabins, a nature trail and fishing, boating and swimming at Geiger Lake. It's also the place to be for a spectacular Fourth of July fireworks display.
Eight other states lakes are nearby in south Mississippi, including Lake Perry in the Desoto National Forest. DeSoto offers camping, hiking, canoeing, fishing, golfing and more. It is home to the state's only national scenic river, Black Creek.
Past and Present: Railroads to Healthcare
Known as the Hub City because of its proximity to New Orleans; the Mississippi Gulf Coast; Mobile, Ala.; and Jackson, Miss., Hattiesburg was founded in 1882 and incorporated in 1884. It developed as a railroad terminus to support the lumber industry.
Today, Hattiesburg's population is around 52,000. In addition to the university, the military installation at nearby Camp Shelby is another key member of the community. The camp is the largest National Guard training base east of the Mississippi River.
The city has been recognized by numerous publications and rankings as a retirement destination because of the area's amenities, low cost of living and strong healthcare services - two hospitals and a multi-specialty clinic.
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When people be thinking they are better than you
by Adrienne April 28, 2004
The hoity-toity girl walked by holding her Prada bag with her nose in the air.
by anonymous April 25, 2005
A person whom assumes that they are above you in any way without cause or reason. This person normally has to find flaws in others to make them feel better. They really enjoy labels are always made up.
Jennifer just bout a D&G bag - She acts a little too hoity toity for me.....
by Star Burger September 11, 2009
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An (un)deserved impression of superiority from one person to another.
An adjective for a haughty or supercilious place or person.
An adjective for a haughty or supercilious place or person.
"Why don't we go to McDonald's?"
"I thought we were going somewhere hoity-toity!"
"I thought we were going somewhere hoity-toity!"
by Shea M. June 04, 2008
Something that is very... very... fancy-shmancy. That is totally using the word to define itself but ssh. Umm anyway it is also having to do with something like, ":O WELL!! I see I'm not good enough for this." hoity-toity attitude that is had by people in beverly hills.
You want to eat this plateful of caviar and then vomit on your mom, hoity-toity boy?? Huh? HUUUHH?!?!?!
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Lily got a new coat for Christmas and an new stuffed bone, among other things. She loves to lay her little head on her bone. Notice the new coat is NOT pink this time. We couldn't find a pink one to fit.
Don't I look thrilled with my new coat?
I always look so sad
My sister, my Daddy and me....I sure do love my Daddy!
Christmas is so tiring..... I'll just rest my head on my new bone that Santa brought me.


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CHICAGO -- A husband-and-wife team of fitness trainers is suing Oprah Winfrey's company, Harpo Inc., for breach of contract.
Dina Castillo and Frank Nunez, who own Unicus Fitness, Chicago, claim they are owed $63,000 for their services in creating a customized fitness program for employees of Harpo Inc., called the O Fitness Challenge, according to media reports. The lawsuit was filed Wednesday in Cook County Circuit Court.
When they were asked to appear on a program hosted by Winfrey's former trainer, Bob Greene, on Winfrey's XM Radio channel in March 2009, Castillo and Nunez sent e-mails to their other clients about their upcoming appearance. Harpo officials told the couple that the e-mails violated a confidentiality agreement and ended the O Fitness Challenge program, according to reports. (Castillo and Nunez say they were assured by Harpo that they had the right to issue two press releases.)
After Castillo and Nunez requested payment following the termination of the program, they claim Harpo refused to pay them for their months of training work. Harpo attorneys say that the trainers provided their services voluntarily and that there was no formal business arrangement, according to claims made by Castillo and Nunez in the lawsuit.
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Beauty In the Eye of the Beholder
Short, sweet poem about what Edward is thinking when he first sees Bella. It is very short, so please read it, it won't take more than a minute or two.
1. Beauty in the Eye of the Beholder
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Seeing her
For the first time
Was like a weight
Lifted off my heart
Like I was finally
Alive once more
But along with
The weight that disappeared
Another, heavier, weight
Filled its place
For her scent
Like a drug
That I had to take
An addiction
That was overwhelming
But, when you love something
As much as I did her
You can find a way to overcome it
It was like trying to
Put together
And ice
As they touch
Consume one another
There is nothing
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Power Soukoban (SNES) review
"Soukoban, though ported to many platforms, is really a better AI problem or programming exercise than a game. It's simple: push boxes in warehouse onto target squares, no diagonal moves please. For full game, repeat two hundred levels, expanding floor and number of boxes. Unfortunately, its faults are as simple: for nontrivial levels, the a-ha moment pales by the drudge work ahead. Ports that rehash levels with jazzier graphics or let you undo moves can't fully hide this. Power Soukoban t..."
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(Reuters) - An implantable lens designed by Bausch & Lomb Inc to reduce vision distortion as well as allow patients to focus on near and distant objects was safe and effective, advisers to the U.S. health regulator said.
The Ophthalmic Devices Panel of the Medical Devices Advisory Committee voted 10-to-none that the company's Trulign Toric Accommodating Posterior Chamber Intraocular Lens was safe.
The lens â designed to move inside the eye â allows patient to focus on near, intermediate and distant objects without using spectacles after cataract surgeries.
Toric lenses are intended to correct astigmatism, or blurry vision caused when the cornea is oblong instead of being round.
Bausch's Trulign, if approved, would be the first implantable lens to correct astigmatism while allowing patients to automatically focus on objects.
FDA reviewers had earlier said the study had 401 protocol deviations â 24 of which impacted data analysis â which could cast doubt on the study's ability to demonstrate that the benefit from the lens outweighed the risk.
However, the 12-member panel on Monday voted 10-1 to say the benefits of the lens outweighed the risks.
Bausch & Lomb already has an implantable lens in the market which uses the eye muscles to focus on objects.
STAAR Surgical Co and Novartis' unit Alcon market implantable lenses that correct astigmatism after cataract surgeries.
The clinical study for the lens included 229 patients, 227 of whom received a lens implant in one eye.
(Reporting By Vrinda Manocha in Bangalore; Editing by Joyjeet Das)


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ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. - Iesha Mann's older sister said her younger sibling approaches every day with a smile and a winning attitude.
Even with her current situation, being left paralyzed buy a bullet fired during a drug deal shootout, Mann continues to keep the faith.
"My sister is the world to me. We used to walk, we used to go to the mall all the time. Now, we still thank God we can still do that but she can't be as active with her kids as she wants to be. But she will still be there," Feldreka Mann said.
Mann's family held a fundraiser Saturday at the VooSwar Restaurant and Lounge in Atlantic Beach.
The 25-year-old mother of two was shot in the back while walking her mother's dog the night of Oct. 15 in Jacksonville Beach.
Police said the shot came from a drug deal that went bad nearby.
The Jacksonville Beach Police Department arrested three men in connection with the shooting.
Police said they arrested 19-year-old Denard "Scooter" Robinson on a charge of attempted murder.
Vernon Robinson, 35, was arrested last week the same charge.
Daniel Jarrett, 17, was also shot and was later arrested on attempted murder charges. His injuries were non-life-threatening.
Police said Jarrett and Denard Robinson are documented members of known gangs, but not Vernon Robinson.
Investigators said an argument between Jarrett, Denard Robinson and Vernon Robinson prompted the shooting.
Iesha Mann recently moved to Jacksonville Beach to raise her two sons, 2-year-old Tramain and 8-year-old Jeremiah.
Mann was wounded in the back and is paralyzed from the waist down. She's currently undergoing intensive therapy at Brooks Rehab.
The family has established a fund at Bank of America to help raise money for her medical bills and therapy. To donate, contact the bank and specify the Iesha Mann Donation Fund, account No. 229046801374.
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Okay, I'll admit it–I sometimes listen to NPR in the morning if I'm driving into DC to the office. Just think of it as good opposition research. Good to know what the enemy is thinking. But I almost drove off the road in amazement the morning when "Morning Edition" (which I typically label "Morning Sedition" to go along with the afternoon marquee show, "All Things Distorted") got something spectacularly right. And when they do, we should acknowledge it.
The segment came up: "Will Hurricane Cleanup Aid the Economy?" Naturally I braced myself for the usual Keynesian stimulus nonsense. To my surprise, the economic correspondent they had on, Adam Davidson, not only got the conclusion right, but even mentioned the "broken window fallacy," which he attributed to "this awesome 19th century French writer, Fredric Bastiat." Bastiat! Mentioned favorably on NPR! Dogs and cats living together! What's next: Reagan was a great president perhaps?
Davidson didn't budge when host Steve Inskeep pressed him to find some kind of silver lining. Davidson was clear: the deadweight loss and overall wealth destruction from this kind of natural disaster is negative. Full stop. Krugman's cat is no doubt cowering in a corner somewhere this morning.


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Can King win Iowa Senate seat?
Conservative Rep. Steve King is seriously considering a run for the Iowa Senate seat being vacated by Tom Harkin, and even Republicans who worry that he would struggle in a general election acknowledge that the tea party favorite would enter the race as the front-runner for the GOP nomination.
In an interview with POLITICO, King said he was considering challenging Harkin before the Democrat announced his retirement. Now, he said he is fielding nearly nonstop calls and requests for meetings.
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"As I was processing that decision before Tom Harkin made this announcement, this accelerates that processing," King said Monday. "It's going to take some time to be able to determine what level of support would be out there."
Sources close to King said they would be surprised if he passes on the chance to run statewide, especially after winning reelection in convincing fashion in November.
But King is one of two Republicans in Iowa's congressional delegation expected to look at a run. The other is Rep. Tom Latham, who moved to a new district to avoid facing King in a primary after the last round of redistricting. His chief of staff, James Carstensen, said "all doors are open" to Latham and he is weighing his options.
As for the timing of any decision, Carstensen said Latham will not make his call based on who else is running in the GOP primary.
"There's nothing that would happen as far as people getting or not getting in that will affect the decision to run or not," he said.
An invisible primary has already begun.
"People are fairly comfortable with Latham, and there's some concern about King winning statewide," said a top Hawkeye Republican. "Most Republicans love [King]. It's not an issue of whether he could win a primary or convention. … The establishment does not want Steve King. They'd want someone more like Latham."
Just two days after Harkin's announcement, more than a dozen other names are already being bandied about as potential candidates.
"I believe that either one of them will run, or none of them will run. Both of them won't run against each other. If one of them hops in, then the field's more limited," said Bob Vander Plaats, a social conservative who runs The Family Leader and has unsuccessfully sought statewide office in the past.
Vander Plaats said he's not considering a run right now, but he may think about it after Labor Day and around Thanksgiving depending on how the field shakes out.
Next year will be the first time an incumbent senator has not been on the ballot in Iowa since 1974.
"General consensus is everyone's sitting to see what Latham does," said a former state Republican legislator. "I have a hard time seeing the congressmen go toe-to-toe in a primary. …They're both team players. … Everybody sits and waits until they see what the congressmen do. If the congressmen don't run, then it's going to be a really loaded primary."
Supporters of both congressmen are maneuvering behind the scenes to make the case to in-state thought leaders that their man has a better shot.
"It would be more difficult for King to do it than Latham, but it's unfair to say he could never win a statewide election," said former Iowa GOP political director Craig Robinson, who runs TheIowaRepublican.com. "He would be able to put in place a volunteer network overnight, and that's an advantage he has over any other candidate."


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Geno Smith's hopes for a breakout season with the New York Jets took a major blow — to the jaw.
The quarterback will be sidelined at least 6-10 weeks with a broken jaw after being punched by teammate Ikemefuna Enemkpali in the locker room Tuesday morning. Smith, entering his third season, will require surgery to repair the injuries. He hadn't yet undergone the procedure as of late Tuesday afternoon.
"It had nothing to do with football," coach Todd Bowles said. "It was something very childish, and he got cold-cocked, sucker-punched — whatever you want to call it — in the jaw."
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The Biophotonics Summer School brings together from a wide variety of disciplines to teach students about the biophotonics field. In 2011, some of the topics covered included principles of biophotonics, technology and methods of investigation. The latest research developments are also covered, including: biomolecular sensing, nanoprobes, nonlinear microscopy, nanoscopy, and nanoplasmonics. The summer school brought together students from across the world and from a multitude of backgrounds.
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