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Sept. 5, 2009
NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA-The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's football team knew they needed to get off to a good start when they hosted powerful Alfred in their 2009 season opener Saturday afternoon.
However, it was the Saxons who started quickly; scoring three times before 13 minutes had elapsed, building an early 21-0 lead and going on to defeat the Corsairs, 35-6, at Cressy Field.
AU took the opening kickoff and drove 51 yards in seven plays. A pair of passes from sophomore quarterback Tom Secky (Bemus Point, NY/Maple Grove HS) to senior wide receiver Jared Manzer (Johnson City, NY/Johnson City HS) accounted for 41 yards. Senior running back Vinson Manzer (Rochester, NY/East HS) accounted for the other 11 yards, scoring from a yard out on third down to make it 7-0 after sophomore kicker Eric Rockwood (Allegany, NY/Allegany-Limestone HS) converted the extra point.
UMD could not get a first down, and Manzer returned the punt by senior George Vasiliadis (Worcester, MA/St. Peter-Marian HS) 21 yards to the Corsair 39. Hendrix rushed twice for 17 yards b before Secky connected with senior wide out Milton Harding (Johnson City, NY/Johnson City HS) from 22 yards out to make it 14-0.
AU drove 91 yards in seven plays for their next score, with Secky hitting Manzer for 46 yards to the Corsair 39. Secky connected with Manzer from 12 yards out to make it 21-0 with 2:05 left in the first quarter.
The Corsairs got on the board midway through the second quarter. Taking the ball at their 37, they drove the distance in six plays, with senior running back James Moore (Wakefield, MA/Wakefield HS) ripping off a 38 yard run and gaining 50 yards on four carries. Sophomore running back Josh Marsh (Brockton, MA/Brockton HS/Iona) scored from 11 yards out, and the score was 21-6 after the extra point by freshman kicker Edgar Osols (Summit, NJ/Summit HS) hit the goal post.
The Saxons added a pair of scores in the second quarter. Secky connected with Manzer for a 35-yard score with 5:32 remaining, and the two combined for a seven-yard TD with 46 seconds left before the end of the first half.
Neither team scored in the second half. The Corsairs held the Saxons off the board as Rockwood missed a 32-yard field goal and had a t22-yarder blocked by sophomore defensive back Darrien Furr (East Taunton, MA/Taunton HS), and another drive was stopped when UMD junior linebacker Mike Fraser (Peabody, MA/Bishop Fenwick HS/St. Anselm) recovered a bad snap. Two Corsair drives ended with punts by Vasiliadis and a third ended as time expired.
"In the first half, it was absolutely what I hoped wouldn't happen," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Mark Robichaud. "We turned the ball over, allowed big plays, and fell behind. In the second half, our defense stepped up, we played a lot better, and we showed some promise on defense. Alfred is a very good team."
Robichaud said he knew what his team faced. "We like to start off with a good team, and we knew that Alfred would challenge us," said Robichaud. "We have 55 new players, and Alfred is an experienced team that plays in a very good conference. Some of our running backs were playing in their first collegiate game, and they'll get better as our offense develops."
Moore led the Corsairs with 80 yards on 10 carries, while senior quarterback Chris Pinheiro (Norton, MA/Norton HS) completed nine of 18 passes for 71 yards. Secky was 13 of 20 for 212 yards for the Saxons, Hendrix rushed 18 times for 122 yards, and Manzer caught nine passes for 168 yards. Furr had 13 tackles for UMD, including one for lost yardage in addition tom the blocked kick. Sophomores Alec Currier (Peru, NY/Peru HS) and Nick Clark (Canisteo, NY/Canisteo-Greenwood HS) each had eight tackles for AU.
The Saxons improved to 1-0, while the Corsairs dropped to 0-1. UMD will host Bridgewater State next Saturday evening, while Alfred will travel to Fairleigh Dickinson-Florham next Saturday afternoon.

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Micron Technology (MU)'s EPS growth Analysis:
Micron Technology (MU) expected to achieve earnings per share (EPS) growth of 157.60% for this year while EPS growth projected to touch -29.53% for next year. The company reported EPS (ttm) of 10.65. Take a view on its past five year record, annual EPS growth rate was 58.80%.
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All things being equal, stocks with higher earnings-per-share growth rates are generally more desirable than those with slower earnings-per-share growth rates. One of the important differences between earnings-per-share growth rates and net-income growth rates is that the former reflects the dilution that occurs from new stock issuance, the exercise of employee stock options, warrants, convertible securities, and share repurchases.
Micron Technology (MU) ticked a yearly performance of -43.24% while year-to-date (YTD) performance stood at 3.03%. The stock price moved with change of -27.11% to its 50 Day low point and changed 1.60% comparing to its 50 Day high point. MU stock is currently showing negative return of -3.85% throughout last week and witnessed decreasing return of -23.19% in one month period. The stock price declined -20.38% in three months and decreased -15.55% for the last six months trading period.
The recent session unveiled a 15.15% higher lead over its 52-week stock price low and showed lower move of -47.74% over its 52-week high stock price. The stock price volatility remained at 3.10% in recent month and reaches at 3.38% for the week. The Average True Range (ATR) is also a measure of volatility is currently sitting at 1.29.
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Micron Technology (MU) stock price performed at a change of -11.21% from 20 day SMA and stands at a distance of -18.37% away from 50 day SMA. At present time the stock is moving -18.50% away to its 200-day moving average.
Short Ratio of stock is 1.2. Micron Technology is a part of Technology sector and belongs to Semiconductor- Memory Chips industry. Micron Technology (MU) finalized the Monday at price of $32.69 after traded 20746712 shares. The average volume was noted at 27095.45K shares while its relative volume was seen at 0.77. Volume is an important technical analysis tool to learn and understand how to apply to price movements. Volume increases every time a buyer and seller transact their stock or futures contract. If a buyer buys one share of stock from a seller, then that one share is added to the total volume of that particular stock. Volume has two major premises:
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Possible ARS Symtoms? (POPPERS, 2010)
First of all, thank you so much for your time. Let me start my story by saying that currently I'm awaiting results from an HIV DNA test. I took an antibodies test 2 weeks ago for a possible exposure I may have had 7 weeks prior. It came back negative. Thank God. Now, I'm concerned about a possible exposure I may have had 28 days ago. I received oral sex from two different men in one night. One whose mouth I ejaculated into. The other guy was on "poppers" and through some research I learned that HIV infection is increased from receiving oral sex from someone under the influence from this drug. I noticed that this same guy was giving other men oral sex. So, my fear is that he may have passed something to me. The other guy, whose mouth I ejaculated into, was that simple and fast. Didn't notice any blood or anything out of the ordinary. Approximately 2-3 days after this I noticed a flat pink spot on the tip of my penis. This evolved into small bumps. It was then diagnosed as a yeast infection. However, it was accompanied by lower abdominal and groin ache. The abdominal ache was at its "worst" for that one week. The ache was even more pronounced when I would lay on my back and apply pressure to it like having a laptop on my groin. The severity of the pain went away, but was quickly replaced by a very mild discomfort in my collar bone that moved to my back shoulder blade bone/muscle. The feeling was intensified and then I felt what I can best describe as weird muscle spasms that would come and go for 3 days. However, the ache or discomfort would subside if I laid down. Soon after this, my neck became stiff for 2 days. The stiffness was felt on my two sternocleidomastoids. Everything has pretty much left my body. The only thing that has stayed with me for almost 28 days is my groin and lower abdomen ache. Which I'm lead to believe that my lymph nodes are acting up or are swollen but not visible. I noticed today that if I lay on my stomach I get a pain in my right hip. This was then followed by severe lower back pain. I've had a couple of other symptoms that I will blame on my high anxiety. Another concern is that my yeast infection was caused by a mouth yeast infection one of the gentlemen might have had. From what I know, mouth yeast infections can be caused by HIV. What also causes me a lot of anxiety is that all this started happening right after my last rendezvous. Now, I know that you can't determine anything on symptoms alone and everyone's body reacts differently, but based on your experience and knowledge what's your opinion on what I'm experiencing and its possible relation to ARS/HIV? Your feedback would be immensely appreciated. Thank you.
"...the other guy was on 'poppers' and through some research I learned that HIV infection is increased from receiving oral sex from someone under the influence from this drug." WHAT? Where did you read that? Poppers can cause problems, particularly if taken with Viagra or Cialis. But poppers in and of themselves do not increase the HIV-transmission risk of specific sexual activities. They can decrease inhibition, which could lead to increased unsafe sexual activity. I'll repost below some information from the archives concerning poppers.
Your symptoms are not suggestive of or worrisome for HIV acute retroviral syndrome (ARS). They are, however, quite consistent with anxiety. I would recommend you stop worrying, as your HIV-acquisition risk was extremely low. Get a three-month HIV-antibody test primarily for peace of mind. The odds are all in your favor that you did not contract HIV from this oral duo.
Good luck.
Dr. Bob
is the use of poppers safe (POPPERS, 2009) Mar 14, 2009
Dr Hope you are well . i am married with 5 children and recntly introduced to poppers . my wife and i have been using poppers namely Rush for about 2 weeks and i must say that the sex is mind blowing . My question is , how safe is the use of poppers .
Response from Dr. Frascino
Married with five kids and you're snorting "mind blowing" sex out of the little brown bottle??? Hmm . . . who says middle-aged straight couples are dull and boring? Not I.
As for health risks associated with poppers, yes there are some. See below.
Dr. Bob
Are poppers safe Mar 20, 2008
I've had AIDS since for 4 years. Currently taking Bactrium and Atripla plus 2500 mg of Niaspan, 145 mg of Tricor, 0.06 mg of Colchicine, 2400 mg of Slelaxin and Allegra D. I feel great, under 50 virus count, CD4 in the high 300's. Try to eat low fat diet, no beer or wine, workout everyday for 30 minutes...are "poppers" a NO NO for me? I just recently started using them again afte a 10 year absence and I find I still love the "feeling"...thanks for your help on these pages...you are doing a great job!!
Response from Dr. Frascino
I have no additional information to add to my previous comments on the little brown bottle. (See below.)
Dr. Bob
Poppers and cancer (POPPERS) Aug 13, 2007
I don't know if you can help me Robert? I have found myself more recently becoming dependent on poppers and using them when pleasuring myself. However, I have noticed that I am getting pains in my chest and I am not sure whether this is due to the poppers or due to a recent bad cold I have just had. I have just realised that isobutyl nitrite and other nitrate based stimulants are very carcinogenic and I am worried that my exposure to these has caused a tumour in my chest; hence the pains. I went to my Dr and he said the pain was to do with an intercostal muscle that I had damaged, but contrary to what he told me the pain has not gone away. How bad are poppers for you?
Response from Dr. Frascino
Hi John,
If your doctor checked you out, I strongly doubt your problem is a tumor. If your discomfort is continuing, go back for a follow-up visit.
As for poppers, I have nothing new to report since the last time I addressed this topic, so I'll just reprint some information from the archives below.
Good luck John.
Dr. Bob
HIV and popper usage Jul 1, 2006
Hello Doctor...and thank you for considering my question. I have recently been using poppers more often. I continue to engage in low(er) risk sexual activity (condoms always, but not for receptive oral sex...and some receptive butt play but always gloved). Assuming that I do not change my behavior or take heightened risks with the popper use, would I physiologically more vulnerable to hiv from inhaling them? Also, the last time I used them I noticed a persistent scotoma which lasts for many hours...scary....can poppers make me go blind???! Yikes, I hope not....I really enjoy them, but nothing is worth compromising my health or eyesight. I look forward to you response...thanks again, Dr. Fascino!! (ps...My lover and I just got married in Canada last week...I just had to through that in (big smile!).
Response from Dr. Frascino
First off, congratulations newly weds! Steve (Dr. Steve in The Body's Tratamientos Forum) and I almost got hitched when they were handing out marriage licenses here in San Francisco. We had a date and time scheduled, but the California Supreme Court decided not to recognize or validate our 12-year relationship. Consequently we are still living in sin, but we did proceed with the scheduled wedding party. Called it our "Nearly-Wed Party."
Next, poppers . . . . I've addressed this topic a number of times in the past, so I'll just repost a question from the archives. See below. Poppers do not cause blindness. The basic worry is that poppers are not safe to be used with Viagra (and similar drugs). Viagra can also have effects on protease inhibitors. The combination of protease inhibitors + Viagra + poppers is particularly dangerous and must be avoided.
Stay safe. Stay well.
Dr. Bob
will Poppers make my hiv disease worse?
Sep 30, 2005
Dear Bob: Before anything I want to congratulate you because this site is becoming better and better everyday. I've been recomended to everyone who is and who is not POZ, all of them have had a lot of information from this site.. I speak spanish and some english so if I can help you in some way, I will do it just let me know.
Otherhand, I have a new partner but when he fucks me he became a little rude, (nice) but I can not relax enough so I've been using 1 or 2 smells from my Iron Horse poppers EVERY DAY! I HaVENT FEEL nothing since I started my treatment 6 years ago.. my viral load have been undetectable just a little problems with my Lipids (scondary effects from my meds) .. but away from that I could say I'm a healthy guy. Please give my your oppinion. is it too Bad?
Thanks a lot.
Response from Dr. Frascino
Thanks for your kind words. Regarding poppers, there really isn't any new information, so I'll just repost one of my answers form the archives that addresses your concerns.
Stay well.
Dr. Bob
Poppers and Meds Jul 1, 2005
Is it OK to use poppers while on HIV meds. I don't use them often but I have used them.
Response from Dr. Frascino
Hi Elvis,
Elvis??? The ELVIS???? You mean all those rumors really were true? You're alive???
Regarding the risk of poppers and HIV meds, the biggest concern would be if you consider baby blue Viagra (or Cialis or Levitra) one of your HIV meds! Combining poppers and Viagra can lead to dangerous drops in blood pressure. As for poppers and HIV disease in general, I'll repost one of my responses form the archives, as nothing has really changed since then, OK? Stay well. Stay cool, Elvis!
Dr. Bob
poppers and hiv :Jan 19, 2004
dr. bob, i remember reading a while back a posting on this site about the use of poppers and its effect on the immune system, but i can't find the posting. could you comment on this? also, any general remarks you can make about the use of poppers is appreciated. thanks!
Response from Dr. Frascino
Sure, I'll repost my previous comments (see below). You can also search the archives of this site for any topic by simply typing in a keyword, such as "poppers," and hitting the "search" tab. Try it. You'll like it! (No, not poppers, the archives search function. Then again, there is the possibility you'll like both! )
Dr. Bob
Dr. Bob:
This probably isn't quite the right forum, but none of the others seem any more appropriate, and when it comes to sex, I can bank on a helpful and laugh-inducing answer from you. So, for those of us who are positive (diagnosed 3 months ago), what is the deleterious effect of poppers. Or is there even a deleterious effect? In other words, if they're especially bad for folks with HIV, how bad? Hasta Lavista, Babee
My Response:
"Hasta Lavista Babee?" Arnold, is that you??? First you wanted to know about the long-term side effects of excessive steroid uses, and now you're wondering about poppers.
OK, OK, here's what we know. "Poppers" is the common name for a variety of chemical compounds in the alkyl nitrite family (including isobutyl nitrite, butyl nitrite, and amyl nitrite). So why the clever nickname poppers? Well, we (doctors) prescribed amyl nitrite for patients with certain kinds of heart conditions. The prescription medication came in containers that were snapped open or "popped" to release the vapors, which were then inhaled. We no longer use this medication but non-prescription amyl nitrite is now made and sold illegally. Today most poppers are either isobutyl or butyl nitrite sold in small brown bottles often labeled as "video head cleaner," "room deodorizer," or "leather cleaner." Anyone who has ever taken a whiff of this stuff probably realizes that the thought of using it as a "room deodorizer" is laughable. Does anyone really want their room to smell like a cross between dirty gym socks and spoiled Limburger cheese? OK Arnold, so maybe you do . . . . Moving on. I should point out that the exact contents of these "little brown bottles" is not known, and that they have not been safety tested. So what are the effects? Poppers are used by sniffing the vapors from the open bottle. The effects are felt within a few seconds and last several minutes. Poppers cause muscles around blood vessels to relax, making your heart speed up to pump more blood. The oxygen-rich blood reaching the brain produces a "rush" sensation. Poppers also cause muscles in the anus and vagina to relax, and that's why they are often used during sex. So what's the risk? First off, contact with the skin can cause irritation and rashes. Extensive use can damage the lining of the nose and lungs. Some people experience headaches, vertigo (sensation of spinning or falling), and loss of their woody. (Oh no, where did you go?) Poppers are highly flammable. Keep them away from cigarettes, candles, and lighters. Medically speaking, there have been some studies suggesting that poppers may reduce immune system functioning for several days after use; and may be associated with more rapid progression of Kaposi's sarcoma. Because poppers cause blood vessels to open, it is easier to get infections, including some STD's and HIV. Poppers pose extra risks for HIVers, because they already may have suppressed immune systems. Risks are also greater for folks with heart problems, blood pressure problems, and pregnancy. Combining poppers with party drugs, like speed or cocaine, increases their risks. Combining poppers with Viagra can be lethal, as both cause blood pressure to drop. (Yes, deaths have been reported with this combination.) Other risks include impaired judgment. The incidence of unsafe sex appears to be associated with popper use. Finally, I must point out that possession of amyl nitrite without a doctor's prescription is illegal. Federal law bans the manufacture and distribution of butyl nitrite and related substances, although as a quick look on the Internet or at your friendly local neighborhood sex shop will confirm, this law is not being enforced.
So finally, is it worth the risk? Well, like riding a motorcycle without a helmet, or thinking an aging action hero can govern the state of California, it's a risk that only you can decide to take or not. I'm just here to provide the facts! Personally, I feel caution is warranted. Hope that helps!
Dr. Bob
Poppers: Large Cancer Increase and Immune Suppression in Animal Tests by John S. James
A new study found that mice injected with cancer cells were more than three times as likely to develop tumors if they inhaled isobutyl nitrite -- "poppers" -- and that when tumors did develop, they grew four times as rapidly in the inhalant-treated animals.(1) 75% of the mice receiving nitrite developed the tumors in this test, vs. 21% of the control mice (which received the same cancer cells but breathed only air instead). The amount of inhalant used -- 900 parts per million for 45 minutes a day -- was selected to approximate social use of the drug.
Other laboratory tests found that isobutyl nitrite did not increase growth of the tumor cells; instead it suppressed certain immune functions, including cytotoxic T lymphocyte (CTL) activity, and the killing of tumor cells by macrophages -- which was reduced 86% by 5 days exposure to the inhalation. Previously published work by the same team(2) found that immunity in the mice recovered within 14 days of stopping the inhalant. (The current paper suggested that permanent damage might still be done if immune suppression allowed cancer, KS, or HIV itself, to become established.)
This is the first study showing directly that nitrite inhalant can promote tumor growth. Previously, epidemiological studies had found that use of poppers is associated with KS, and also is an independent risk factor for infection with HIV (suggesting that poppers may increase the risk that exposure to HIV will lead to infection). KS is believed to be caused by a different virus, HHV-8, that presents little risk unless the immune system is suppressed by other factors. (The tumor cells used in this research were not KS, but they were a well-known cell line used in animal tests to measure immune suppression.)
Comment Malignancies are a major and increasing problem in AIDS, and it will be important to find out if use of poppers is contributing to their higher incidence. One way to research this question would be to ask whether or not patients with lymphoma or other malignancies are more likely than others to have used these drugs.
References 1. Soderberg LSF. Increased tumor growth in mice exposed to inhaled isobutyl nitrite. Toxicology Letters, 1999; volume 104, pages 35-41.


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Sunday, September 16, 2007
On The Street……..Bryant Park, Manhattan
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Interesting collar… either it's unbuttoned or it's cut very wide
wide cut collar suits the lay of his face, i like it.
Wow, I need his seven digits cause this guy is fly.
I love everything about his look. His hapeup is out of this world. There is nothing like a man with a very nice haircut (clean shape up).
i love it.
An absolutely awesome look. The suit fits, guys, it fits! Child of the 60′s that I am, I never thought I'd find men in suits attractive, but you're beginning to change my mind.
Notice how the three button coat is buttoned only in the middle as it is meant to be. He looks very good.
very handsome!
I like how he has really taken time to embellish his mediocre suit with an exceptional shirt, tie pocket square combo (not too sure about the poofy, triangular pocket square).
That's a sharply-cut suit on a very handsome man, but I really like the presentation of his pocket square–it's the perfect punctuation mark for the look.
im stunned
what's the big deal?
Can't make up my mind about the collar, but I think….not.
Otherwise, an attentive look.
He wears the suit well (everyone can actually put a hand in the jacket pocket without looking sloppy). The contrast collar and spread also suits his head and skin tone.
A custom tailor would relish the opportunity to could even those shoulders out and give a little suppression.
A clean, classic, understated look. The entire ensemble looks like it's from Polo- I recognize almost all of the pieces. A saleguy from the Mansion perhaps?
I agree that the collar may not be optimal- I'd give him more of a spread, and would also show a little more cuff.
Overall, a stylishly calm look.
Looks great but why on earth does he pose with a hand down his right suit pocket. Big mistake. It ruins the shape of the suit.
He looks nice. I especially like his banker shirt & his tie
A little too boring but I like the colors light blue, with gray and white..nice.
Like 3:51 said, "What's the big deal?". Nothing exceptional here. The light blue shirt, white collar, nad grey tie kind of blend together in the shot forming a washed out area where the details seem to get lost.
sharp, with a capital SHARP!
especially the glen plaid necktie.
Yeah seriously … what is the big deal?
The collar looks like it's unbuttoned because it doesn't fit that well.
There's no shirt sleeve showing, which would have sharpened up the look a little.
The shirt front is pretty wrinkled.
The colour scheme is ok, pretty standard fare.
Just what am I looking at!? Maybe it's out of the frame? Maybe he's wearing shoes that are so amazing that they can win the war on both drugs AND terror by the weekend!
I have to agree with anon 3:51. I'm afraid what makes this ensemble outstanding isn't that obvious. What jumps out for me is that the jacket is a bit ill-fitting (Or perhaps I've been used to seeing slim italian cuts) and the lapel is wrinkled.
That said, maybe a little explanation about the choice of shot would help.
i wish i saw men who looked this good often enough to wonder "what's the big deal?"
for 2:05 am
sometimes menswear is very subtle.
It doesn't have to scream to look good. I wish I saw more guys on Wall Street looking like this – and don't tell me they do.
This suit is ok if you are going to church.It doesn´t raise attention at all and you can really be anonymous.
I love how slim he and the suit are. Well done style.
The guy deserve an A for effort. But the shape of the collar does not suit his head shape.
Not crazy about the white collar.
The suit is ill fitted.
No cuff.
But I agree with Sart, he shows a certain sense of sophistication in his try, sense complitely absent in most Wall Street types.
Recently went to a party full of these Wall Street type and couldn't believe what these people (men and women) were wearing. They are always talking Big $$$ but look like they shop at Target…
Needless to say I was the best dressed there and the few who noticed, thought it had to do with the way I carry myself and not the attention to the couture I was wearing.
Regular readers will be not at all shocked to learn that this lovely gentleman works for Sartorialist regular Robert Burke.
I agree that there are better suits, could have fixed the tie better etc etc but he just looks good, relaxed and a different way of wearing a suit. It looks like he's done a workout still wearing his suit, but sometimes this looks just as good as the guy who is pristine with not a thing out of place. I think what I'm trying to say is that although not by the book this guy can WEAR a suit :)
That is Kwesi Blair from RBA…
A Fabulous MAN
This shot is sublime
The strength of this man
Against a Misty
Blurred Background
He is seen as Distinctive
Unashamedly Himself
HE does not
Blend into the Blurr
of his Surroundings
YES a Fabulous MAN
This is what a suit is supposed to do for its wearer: make him or her look respectable, which this suit does to a tee. Bravo!
this outfit absolutely KILLS!
especially the glen plaid tie and the short white collar. he almost looks like an extremely stylish version of someone who would sell you whiskey in chicago in 1922. Awesome! My only bit of advice would be that he complete the look with a herringbone tweed cap.
Kwesi is ALWAYS impeccably dressed!
Everytime I see him I am charmed by his style and grace. He's a gem!
This is nicely put together


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Marvin leaned forward and squinted at Bacon's image on his computer screen. "Will you do it?"
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A Madison County woman asked Commerce police to arrest a local man she thinks stole a pit bull puppy that was to be a Christmas gift for her daughter.
Commerce officers declined.
The 29-year-old white female came into the police department on Dec. 7 to report the loss of the four-month-old dog and told police that someone left her a note saying the animal was at a "blue house across from the old Bi Lo" and identifying the name of a white male suspect.
Two days later police encountered the man, who reported that he'd kept the dog in a fenced-in yard, only to return home one day to find the gate open and the dog gone. He denied selling the dog, the report said.
The report said the victim insisted that the man be arrested for stealing the puppy out of her yard in Madison County. The report also indicated that the victim had never reported the theft to the Madison County Sheriff's Office.
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More On Minimum Purchases, Surcharges, And Other Credit Card Merchant Agreement Violations, From The Companies Themselves
We've posted a lot of stories of businesses requiring customers who pay with a credit card to make minimum purchases, or pay a surcharge, or show ID. And as we've repeatedly said, the businesses' merchant agreements with the credit card companies forbids these practices. A reader wrote in to argue that this might not be true, as many businesses contract with third-party credit card processors, and are not bound by the merchant agreement. So we did some investigating.
There's a lot of information below, so here is an executive summary:
- Regardless of who the merchant uses to process credit card transactions, merchants that add a surcharge or require a minimum purchase to accept a Visa or MasterCard credit or debit card are violating their merchant agreement, and you should report them to the bank that issued your card.
- American Express does not forbid minimum purchase requirements, but they require parity with the other credit cards, so a minimum purchase requirement just for American Express, but not for Visa, is not allowed. American Express does not allow surcharges, unless they are assessed as a convenience fee…
- Convenience fees are allowable surcharges for specific types of payments, generally to schools and government entities (like taxes or fines).
- Asking for ID is not prohibited, but refusal to show ID cannot, by itself, be a reason for the merchant to halt the transaction.
We contacted Visa, MasterCard, and American Express about their merchant agreements and asked for clarification. We also spoke with a friend who owns a local bar that, like many other bars in the area, displays a sign requiring a minimum purchase for credit card use. He reviewed his merchant agreement to see if there were any loopholes or discrepancies with what the credit card companies post on their websites. And we asked the companies whether there were any exceptions for educational or government entities, as we've received reports from readers that their colleges were charging a "convenience fee" to students who paid with credit or debit cards.
Does this only apply to credit cards? What about when I use my [Visa, MasterCard, American Express]-branded debit card?
We've mentioned this before, but it's worth repeating: the merchant agreement applies to a consumer who uses a debit card with a major credit card company's logo on it, regardless of whether he signs it or uses a PIN. Note that this is for things like minimum purchases, surcharges, and requests for ID; a credit card often offers additional consumer protections for chargebacks, warranty extensions, and buyers assurance plans.
What's the deal with third-party processors?
After we posted about a McDonald's adding 25¢ to credit/debit card purchases, commenter Corporate Shill wrote in to tell us that many small businesses, like bars, use a third-party credit card processor to offset the expenses of purchasing credit card terminals and accepting different cards:
3rd Party CC Processing Companies offer Merchant Bank services to small businesses that cannot afford to offer CC services to their customers, or to businesses that have been denied CC processing by Merchant Bank.
(In simple legal terms the 3rd Party Companies will act as a straw man between the Merchant Bank and the business that actually accepts the CC from the customer.)
In addition to offering Merchant Bank services the 3rd Party CC Processing Company will often provide the data terminals and supporting equipment at a very low cost or even free to their clients. The data terminals, because they are accessing the 3rd Party network rather than an actual Merchant Bank network, can be programmed to accept an even wider variety of CC's and perform other functions, such as check clearing.
We asked the credit card companies whether a merchant that contracts with a third-party processor still has to adhere to the merchant agreement: MasterCard simply said "Yes," and American Express said that these merchants still sign a contract with the credit card company regardless of how they sign up for card acceptance. Corporate Shill disputes this, saying that using a third-party processor does not require the merchant to sign an agreement with the credit card companies, but the companies, at least American Express, disagree.
Are government and educational entities exempt from these rules? What is the exception for convenience fees?
MasterCard says:
We allow a "convenience" to be charged by certain educational institutions and public sector merchants, including:
- Elementary and secondary schools for tuition and related fees, and school-maintained room and board
- Colleges, universities, professional schools, and junior colleges for tuition and related fees, and school-maintained room and board
- Local, state, and federal courts of law that administer and process court fees, alimony, and child support payments
- Government entities that administer and process local, state, and federal fines
- Local, state, and federal entities that engage in financial administration and taxation
- Government Services; merchants that provide general support services for the government
In addition, a merchant is permitted to charge a fee (such as a bona fide commission, postage, expedited service or convenience fees, and the like) if the fee is imposed on all like transactions regardless of the form of payment used. For example, a merchant that has a website that accepts MasterCard, Visa and direct debit to a checking account as its three forms of payment, may ask for a surcharge IF the fee is applied to all three methods of payment. The same applies to a merchant that has a physical store that accepts cash, checks, MasterCard and Visa. The store can charge a fee as long as the fee is applied to all four methods of payment.
American Express says such fees are only allowed "in very limited industries, for example, taxes."
Can a merchant ask for ID with I pay with a credit card? Can I refuse to show it?
We've addressed this before, too, and it also bears repeating, along with a little elaboration from MasterCard: "However, to be clear, the MasterCard rule does allow merchants to ask for ID. Our rule prohibits the merchant from refusing to perform the transaction solely on the basis of the cardholder refusing to provide the ID. (If the merchant asks for ID and the cardholder refuses, then the merchant can either perform the transaction or call their acquirer for direction.)"
That being said, this isn't going to help you when you're out of cash and the guy at the convenience store won't let you charge that can of Drank. But reporting these violations, to the credit card company, to your issuing bank, and to us (preferably with pictures), will draw enough attention to the merchant that it will, hopefully, change its way.
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5 Up-and-Coming Fast Food Restaurants for 2013
By Stephanie Taylor Christensen Dec 26, 2012 12:15 pm
Missed Starbucks on its way up many years ago? Here are the names you should be watching now.
MINYANVILLE ORIGINAL Though you might assume that fast food behemoths like McDonald's (NYSE:MCD), Burger King (NYSE:BKC), Wendy's (NASDAQ:WEN), Kentucky Fried Chicken (NYSE:YUM), and Taco Bell leave little room for competition, market researcher IBIS World data indicates that the top four players -- McDonald's, Subway, Starbucks, (NASDAQ:SBUX), and Wendy's in 2011, based on revenue -- are actually forecasted to have a combined total market share of less than 40% in 2012. In the $170 billion quick service restaurant (QSR)/fast food industry, such market fragmentation equates to major opportunity for smaller fast food restaurants -- and investors looking for future opportunity. Here are five up-and-coming fast food restaurants to watch.
Described by one fan as an "Apple store for tea nerds," David's Tea, a family-owned business that was opened in 2008 by Canadian entrepreneur David Segal, currently has a retail presence in Canada, New York, California, and Illinois, and an online business that ships products including tea and gifts across both Canada and the United States. Nevertheless, don't mistake a limited brick-and-mortar footprint for limited potential. By delivering a careful combination of unique tea and product selections, hands-on customer service, and a connoisseur-like experience (similar to the Starbucks of yesteryear), David's Tea has ability to convince customers that $3 to $5 for a cup or pot of steeped tea is wholly justifiable. On the heels of Starbucks' recent acquisition of Teavana (NYSE:TEA), David's Tea could be poised to live up to its name in a David-and-Goliath style battle, particularly in capturing the attention of health-conscious consumers who are seeking an alternative to the mass-market sprawl that has become Starbucks.
Though Jamba Juice Company (NASDAQ:JMBA) entered the QSR scene back in 1990 as one of the original "better for you" fast food retailers, it lost some steam, and began regrouping three years ago to turn a sinking ship around. To do so, it expanded its smoothie product offering to support its shift to an overall lifestyle brand, adding steel cut oats, fresh juices, and reduced calorie options to the menu. In November, having turned out two consecutive years of positive same-store sales, it announced plans to add 120 new store units across its original home base of California, adding to its existing 788 retail and franchise units, located in the United States and abroad. Jamba might also be taking a strategy cue from what beer and cigarette manufacturers have long known: Win over young taste buds early, and capture a customer for life. In September, it unveiled JambaGO, its "self-serve" smoothie effort (in partnership with the National Dairy Council), aimed at providing healthier options for K-12 school students. In its third-quarter earning report, the company shared plans to open 1,000 more JambaGOs in 2013.
Minyanville contributor Lloyd Khaner of Khaner Capital picked the stock as part of a 2012 Value Investing Conference presentation this fall. Khaner said he saw Jamba as a value opportunity under new CEO James White, a student of turnaround specialist Jim Kilts. Khaner's comments caused the stock to jump 3.5%.
Though Five Guys has existed in the Washington, DC, area since 1986, it didn't begin rapid expansion until it extended its tried-and-true formula of offering fresh, hand-formed burgers and fries cooked in peanut oil, to franchisees in 2003. Today, there are more than 1,000 locations nationwide and 1,500 more units in development. Five Guys climbed 12 spots (from #42 to #30) in just two years on QSR Magazine's "The QSR 50" list, ranking second behind Panera Bread (NASDAQ:PNRA) in 2012 for the "fast casual" segment, a group that food industry research firm Technomic predicts will grow 12% in 2013, driven largely by consumer catering needs, which represent a $27.5 billion market opportunity. The privately-owned Zagat-rated company ended 2011 with $950 million in sales.
While Subway restaurants continue expansion and tout their healthy sandwiches and $5 footlongs, Jimmy John's, an Illinois-based company that opened in 1983, may prove to be the dark horse in the competition for a key fast food market segment: Millennials. Defined as consumers aged 20 to 35, they ranked Jimmy John's as a favorite in a recent Technomic Consumer Restaurant Brand Metrics poll, thanks to its commitment to offering fresh, affordable ingredients like bread that is baked in-house daily, and meats and veggies that are prepared fresh every morning. Though these customers have far less spending power than baby boomers, they're also less reactive about the state of the economy, opting to satisfy their impulses now -- and worry about retirement later. For restaurants that capture their business, that attitude keeps business moving ahead when other consumer segments pull back on spending. According to QSR Magazine, Jimmy John's ended 2011 with $895 million in sales and 1,329 stores (part corporate-owned, part franchise). From 2010 to 2011, it opened 199 locations, earning it a second place rank behind Subway for the most new stores opened in the QSR sandwiches segment.
As fast food restaurants continue the quest of balancing affordability with healthier food options, Papa Murphy's, the "take n' bake" pizza chain that has been Zagat-rated as the No. 1 pizza chain for two years running, just keeps on growing. With a current tally of more than 1,200 stores spanning 37 states, the Washington-based company is the fifth-largest pizza chain in the United States, and it's not stopping there. In September, Papa Murphy's, which was acquired in 2010 by private equity firm Lee Equity Partners, announced plans to open 100 new locations throughout the Gulf Cooperation Council in partnership with MAM Foodco. Keeping up with the flood of other fast food establishments like Texas Roadhouse (NASDAQ:TXRH), PF Chang's (NASDAQ:PFCB), Starbucks, Pinkberry, and Fatburger, which are all hoping to capitalize on the Dubai customer; the first location in Dubai, UAE, is slated to open by the end of the year.
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Posted on February 19, 2017 by INCOG MAN
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Shrub, vine, tree, generally erect, often thorny
Leaves simple, generally alternate, often clustered on short-shoots, generally petioled, generally stipuled; blade often 13-ribbed from base
Inflorescence: cyme, panicle, or flowers solitary in axils
Flower generally bisexual, radial; hypanthium subtending, surrounding, or partly fused to ovary; sepals 4 or 5; petals 0, 4, or 5, clawed; stamens 4 or 5, alternate sepals, attached to hypanthium top, each generally fitting into a petal concavity; ovary superior or partly inferior, chambers 25, each 12-ovuled, style lobes or parts 13
Fruit: capsule, drupe
Genera in family: 55 genera, 900 species: especially tropical, subtropical; some cultivated (Ceanothus ; Colletia , anchor-plant; Gouania ; Phylica ; Rhamnus ; Ventilago ; Ziziphus )
Reference: [Brizicky 1965 J Arnold Arbor 45:439463]
Shrub, small tree, prostrate to erect, thorny or not
Stem: branches generally arranged as leaves
Leaves alternate or opposite, deciduous or evergreen, petioled; blade 13-ribbed from base, margin entire or not
Inflorescence: generally panicle-like aggregations of umbel-like, 3-flowered clusters
Flower generally < 5 mm; hypanthium surrounding fleshy disk below ovary base, in fruit thick, not splitting; sepals generally 5, lanceolate-deltate, incurved, colored like petals, persistent; petals generally 5, hooded, white to deep blue; stamens generally 5, opposite petals; ovary superior, 3-lobed, chambers 3, each 1-ovuled, style parts 3
Fruit: capsule, ± spheric, 3-valved
Seeds 3, ± 3 mm, 1 surface convex
Species in genus: 45 species: North America, especially w
Etymology: (Greek: thorny plant)
Reference: [Rensselaer & McMinn 1942 Ceanothus Santa Barbara Bot Gard 1308]
Hybridization common (named hybrids not recognized here);hybrid forms may not key adequately.
Plant ascending-erect, < 4 m
Stem: twigs round, yellow- to pale-green, glabrous to ± strigose, not changing color
Leaves alternate, deciduous, < 8 cm; stipules deciduous; petiole < 15 mm; blade lanceolate, elliptic or ± oblong to widely ovate, 13-ribbed from base, thin, tip acute to obtuse, margin generally entire or minutely dentate toward tip, upper surface light green, ± glabrous to puberulent, lower paler, ± glabrous to hairy
Inflorescence ± raceme-like, < 15 cm, clusters generally stalked
Flower white or blue, rarely pink
Fruit 45 mm, sticky; top ± depressed; valves minutely crested
Chromosomes: 2n=24
Ecology: Dry slopes, ridges
Elevation: 3002100 m.
Bioregional distribution: Klamath Ranges, North Coast Ranges, Cascade Range, Sierra Nevada, San Francisco Bay Area, South Coast Ranges, Transverse Ranges, Peninsular Ranges
Distribution outside California: to Washington
Several poorly defined vars. have been recognized: var. i. (leaf blade oblong to elliptic-oblong, generally 1-ribbed from base; flower white or blue; SnFrB, SCoR); var. californicus (Kellogg) G.T. Benson (leaf blade elliptic or lanceolate to oblong-ovate, 3-ribbed from base, upper surface generally glabrous, lower glabrous or hairy; flower white; KR, NCoR, CaR, SN); var. macrothyrsus (Torr.) G.T. Benson (leaf blades oblong to ovate, generally 3-ribbed from base, generally hairy on both surfaces; flower white to blue; KR, CaRH, to WA); var. puberulus (Greene) Abrams (leaf blade elliptic or lanceolate to oblong-ovate, 3-ribbed from base, generally hairy on both surfaces; flower white; TR, PR)
Horticultural information: DRN: 4, 5, 6, 15, 16, 17 &IRR: 1, 2, 3, 7, 14, 18, 19, 20, 21.


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Art drives my life and keeps me going. I think about art all the time, in the fashion of making art, being with artists, collecting art, being a work of art. Art is everything and my childhood and my adulthood combined. I grew up around painters wanting to be like them, wanting to get tattooed like them and I am now in the company of the most extraordinary artists in the world and I feel I grew up right, and I think my 14 year old self would have thought I was cool as fuck now and I am proud of that.
I fall in love with everyone who has paint and ink and glue splatters on their pants and tattoos all over their arms. When I see heavily tattooed arms, I know that I will be held, not necessarily literally, but in an abstract emotional way. Tattooed arms draw me in close and we don't even have to be touching. The affection hangs in the air. I love heavily tattooed folks. We are together a country, a nation.
The men and women who worked for my dad, who essentially raised me, were getting full body suits from Ed Hardy (my first tattooer) and Bill Salmon in the 80s – the revolutionary tattoo artists who changed it all and elevated the bloody pastime of sailors and Hell's Angels to the category of fine art.
My search for my own revolutionary tattoo artists has brought me into the most rarified circles – lately spending days in renown studios belonging to Mr Cartoon, Kim Saigh, Eddy Deutsche, James Spencer Briggs, Craig Jackman and Shawn Barber. I am lucky beyond anything I could have wished for, anything that 'The Secret' could manifest. And of course I thank god every day for what I get to do, see, be.
Usually i get tattooed in 3 year cycles, stopping for three years and then starting again and then stopping. This is my 3rd time around. For the tattoo growth spurt, I get a lot of tattoos, with multiple sessions, with my beloved artists. We see each other constantly and the process of getting tattooed by them feels like a fun night out with friends, except it's a night in – a night in their fantastically imagined and then made real spaces. Every session is memorable, the pain of the bloodletting releasing endorphins that surpass any recreational drug. The breaking of my skin to permanently embed images is a transcendental experience. I am high like the sky for hours afterwards. I feel like i am getting taller, still growing, like recurrent dreams I would have during my formative years, of falling and falling. I am falling backwards into bliss like a Nestea plunge.
Memoir Tattoo is the site of many miracles happening. It is like Lourdes or Varanasi or Mecca. I come to Memoir Tattoo and I am transformed as if i had bathed in The Ganges. I always leave their spacious, airy studio feeling like I have realized more of myself, I am coming closer to who I am truly meant to be. These tattoos were always on my skin. These gifted artists are allowing me to bring these lush adornments to the surface, and I am ever so grateful.
Nathan Kostechko, the wunderkind who tattooed the immortal and much admired phoenix on my left arm years ago now works at Memoir, so this is yet another good sign that I have come to the right place. What Kim, Shawn, Nate and Spencer draw on my skin creates and recreates me. Brendan Rowe, yet another amazing artist at Memoir and i have dates booked to do outlines, and I am so elated, having stumbled upon what i consider to be the Justice League – seriously these guys are the superheroes of tattooing (lovely Kim is Wonder Woman obviously, Shawn is Superman, Brendan is the Green Hornet, Nate is Plasticman and Spencer is Aquaman because allegedly he puts aquaphor in his hair) and to be able to call them my friends – that is the greatest brag of all time.
I came to the studio yesterday with a colorful kimono birthday gift bag waiting for me. Kim had gotten me macaron (delicious and of course they were almost gone by the time i got home so I gave my husband one of them and an empty plastic sleeve, yum) and a beautiful red leather writing journal with a sacred heart emblazoned on the front! It's so pretty I am scared to write in it, but I know that to write in this gorgeous thing is to remind myself constantly that my thoughts have real and honest value.
Shawn gave this painting to me for my 43rd birthday, and it took all my might not to burst into tears at the sight of it. The compassion I see in every stroke of his brush makes me cry. When i look at this painting, I can actually feel my soulmate hovering around me – my precious dead dog Ralph – the true owner of my heart – I can almost touch him again, pet him again – what i wish for the most is to pet him one last time, like i used to do when i was late for something. I would look at him watching me rush around and try to leave the house, holding me in the rich red brown stare of his root beer eyes, and no matter how late i was i would always have to take a moment to love him up, feeling the silky fur of his chest between my fingers. I feel the warmth of his great big dog body and I remember lying on the floor holding him as he died, our bodies like two 'c's together, one enveloping the other, uppercase and lowercase. The heat of him radiating into the heat of me.
Shawn's painting recalls a good time in that dog's awesome life. I look at it and I remember when he was healthy, when he was so robust and bursting with life that I had to make deals with other dog owners at the dog park to help me catch him because he was fast and strong and I couldn't run as fast as his exuberant young shepherd mix body did. That dog taught me to treasure the feeling of being alive, and now that he is dead I feel I must live harder just for him. Feel it. Appreciate it. Love it. Like I love art. And Shawn's painting brings Ralph back to life. I am humbled by his talent and generosity. He gave me my dog back. He raised Ralph from the dead like Lazarus resurrected from the tomb and this is the power of art. This is what art should do. Art is life.


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One of six Nebraska coaches in the College Football Hall of Fame, Fielding H. Yost joined Dana X. Bible as former NU coaches in the first Hall of Fame induction class in 1951, along with former Husker All-American Ed Weir.
Nebraska served as the second stop in Yost's Hall of Fame career, as he came to Lincoln after one season as the head coach at Ohio Wesleyan in 1897, after graduating from Lafayette earlier in the year. Yost's only NU team finished with an 8-3 record, the first eight-win season ever by a Nebraska team. In Yost's first game as a coach, he led NU to a 76-0 win over Hastings. His team added wins over Iowa State, Missouri, Kansas and Colorado, in Nebraska's first-ever meeting with the Buffaloes.
His team added an impressive 11-10 road victory over the Denver Athletic Club, a team described as "a gang of pros."
Yost left Nebraska after one season to become the head coach at Kansas, leading the Jayhawks to a perfect 10-0 record in his only season in Lawrence in 1899.
He also spent the 1900 season as the head coach at Stanford, where he posted a 3-3-1 record, before taking over the program at Michigan and leading the Wolverines to one of the most successful stretches in college football history.
He guided Michigan to four consecutive mythical national championships as head football coach in his first four years in Ann Arbor from 1901 to 1904. Overall, he coached the Wolverines for 25 seasons from 1901 to 1923 and again in 1925 and 1926. He led Michigan to eight undefeated seasons, and they claimed six mythical national titles during his tenure.
In his first season as the Wolverines' head coach, Yost led Michigan to an 11-0-0 record that included a 49-0 victory over his former Stanford club in the first-ever Rose Bowl game on Jan. 1, 1902. The Wolverines were unbeaten and unscored upon that season to claim a mythical national title. Over the next four years, Michigan continued to dominate. In his first five years as the head coach of the Maize and Blue, Michigan rolled to a 55-1-1 record with its only blemishes coming in a 6-6 tie with Minnesota in 1903 and a 2-0 loss to Amos Alonzo Stagg's Chicago team in 1905. The Wolverines outscored their opponents in those five seasons, 2,821-42.
In 25 years as Michigan's head coach, Yost amassed a 165-29-10 record. In 1921, he added the duties of athletic director at Michigan, a position he held until 1942. During his term as athletic director, Yost's building projects included Michigan Stadium and Yost Fieldhouse, which is now known as Yost Ice Arena.
He was inducted with the inaugural class of the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, Ind., in 1951. In 28 seasons as a head coach, Yost's teams never had a losing record and he finished his career with a 190-34-11 (.881) overall record.
One of the great players coached by Yost at Michigan included future Nebraska football and track coach Henry Schulte, who was an All-Big Ten guard/center and graduated from Michigan in 1907. Schulte coached the NU football team in 1919 and 1920, while leading the NU track team to 15 conference titles in 20 years as head coach.
Nebraska Coach William C. "King" Cole (1907-10) also had a connection with Yost at Michigan, as he served as an assistant coach for the Wolverines in 1904, before coming to Lincoln a few years later.
Yost coached one game against Nebraska, handing Coach Walter C. "Bummy" Booth's powerful Husker club a 31-0 loss on Oct. 21, 1905, in Ann Arbor. That NU team finished with an 8-2 record in Booth's final season with the only other loss coming at Minnesota.
Along with being one of the first-ever full-time, professional collegiate coaches, Yost was a lawyer, author and business man.
Yost was born in Fairview, W.Va., on April 30, 1871, and passed away in Ann Arbor, Mich., on Aug. 20, 1946.


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By MEGAN JAMES
VERGENNES — When Elizabeth Ready, executive director of the John Graham Emergency Shelter in Vergennes, asked Middlebury College student Alex Hall what surprised him the most about homelessness in Vermont, he answered, "That there was any."
Since last spring, Hall and about 20 Middlebury students, in groups of three or four at a time, have visited the Vergennes shelter once a week where they cook dinner and socialize. The residents, in turn, have begun to shatter the students' stereotypes of homelessness.
"You think it only exists in urban areas. You think they've chosen not to work, that they're lazy," said student volunteer Andrew Haile. "But really they're great people who've just had some bad breaks."
By JOHN FLOWERS
ADDISON COUNTY — Addison County human services providers are putting the finishing touches on a new DVD, brochure and other material aimed at helping local homeless people find — and keep — affordable housing.
The providers, working under the banner of the Addison County Housing Coalition, have also enlisted the help of Northlands Job Corps students in making a series of wooden human silhouettes that will soon be placed throughout the county to increase public awareness of the plight of the homeless.
Cheryl Mitchell, director of People of Addison County Together (PACT), is spearheading creation of the new brochure titled, "Almost Home: Finding an Affordable Place to Live in Addison County." The 11-page brochure, in its final draft, will let homeless people know how their incomes play into qualifying for affordable housing; how to overcome bad credit; how to apply for rental housing; and what their rights are as tenants.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury College hopes to stimulate the local forest products economy when it begins buying woodchips instead of oil for a new $11 million, biomass-fueled power plant. In addition, the plant, which college trustees signed off on at a meeting late last month, will cut the college's greenhouse gas emissions by 12,500 metric tons a year — a step that will be welcomed by a student-led effort to zero-out Middlebury College's impact on global warming.
By relying on woodchips, a by-product of the lumbering business already established in Addison County, the college will support local industry while weaning itself off the global oil supply, officials said.
"The biomass plant exemplifies the college's longstanding commitment to the environment not only as an academic subject, but also as an integral part of the institution's operations," said Middlebury College President Ronald D. Liebowitz. "It reflects the significance we place on the local economy as well."
In our election-year tradition of endorsing candidates, we offer our views not as much to encourage votes for these particular candidates as to provoke our readers to question the support of their own preferred candidates and to think through the reasons they support one candidate over another.
Our own views are shaped by the multiple interviews we have had with the candidates at the Addison Independent offices, extensive reading and study of their programs and accomplishments, and the routine observation of their ongoing work either at home or in Montpelier or Washington. Our goal is to help our readers be informed, and we encourage any healthy debate that fosters that outcome.
We begin with the race for the U.S. Senate.
Bernie Sanders for U.S. Senate
In an election year in which the vast majority of Americans are eager to elect a Congress that won't continue to rubber-stamp President George W. Bush's radical agenda, an in which the balance of power in the Senate may tip to the Democrats, incumbent Rep. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is the clear pick for the seat being vacated by Sen. James Jeffords.
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SHOREHAM/NEW HAVEN — A $22,250 grant to the Lincoln Peak Vineyards of New Haven this week epitomizes the state's efforts to aid struggling Vermont agricultural enterprises by encouraging local production of value-added products with Vermont agricultural output.
Chris and Michaela Granstrom, owners of Lincoln Peak Vineyards, received the United States Department of Agriculture's Rural Development Program grant during an event in Shoreham on Monday at which Vermont and U.S. government officials doled out $400,000 in grants to aid Vermont agriculture.
The Granstroms have grown grapes on at least part of their roughly 11 acres for five years, but until now they have been selling the grapes to a winery elsewhere. However, they would like to change that, and the $22,250 planning grant they received should help the process by helping create feasibility, marketing and business plans for adding a winery.
CASTLETON — Every American knows that photo: six soldiers struggling to hoist a wind-twisted American flag over Mount Suribachi on the Japanese island Iwo Jima.
But surprisingly few know the story behind it.
One is Castleton resident Ron Powers, Pulitzer Prize- and Emmy Award-winning co-author of the New York Times bestseller Flags of Our Fathers, a story of the six iconic men told through the eyes of one of their sons, James Bradley. The book was adapted for the big screen by director Clint Eastwood and Paul Haggis, screenwriter of Crash and Million Dollar Baby, and will be released nationwide this Friday, with two special screenings at Castleton State College on Sunday.
MIDDLEBURY — "Sticks and stones will break my bones, but names will never hurt me."
MIDDLEBURY — Ripton resident and environmental activist Joanna Colwell is pleased to hear the state of Vermont is pursuing legal action through state and federal court systems to try to prevent International Paper (IP) from conducting a two-week tire burn at its Ticonderoga, N.Y., mill.
But on Oct. 28 in Middlebury, Colwell and other like-minded citizens plan to bring IP before the court of public opinion. They are organizing an event called "Line up to Sue IP," during which citizens from throughout the state will be asked to sign a petition in protest of IP's proposed test burn, scheduled to begin on Nov. 6.
Colwell is hoping that media footage of throngs of protestors lining up on Middlebury's town green will put additional pressure on the company to stop its proposed tire burn, an event opponents believe will spew harmful toxins into the air and across Lake Champlain into Addison County.
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Fox News Gets Its Flawed Holder Perjury Investigation
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Fox News contributors pushed flawed claims that Attorney General Eric Holder committed perjury while testifying before Congress because Holder's comments on Justice Department examinations of reporter communications records as part of leak investigations supposedly conflict with Holder signing off on a warrant seeking the communications of a Fox reporter in one such case. House Republicans are now following Fox's lead by reportedly investigating Holder's statements, which has one Fox reporter saying Holder is "gonna have to go."
Fox Figures Suggest Holder Approving Warrant For Fox Reporter James Rosen's Communications May Prove Holder Committed Perjury
Karl Rove: Holder May Have Lied To Congress. Fox News contributor Karl Rove reacted to Holder's May 15 testimony to the House Judiciary Committee by stating: "I don't think the president was, you know, shooting straight with us, and neither was the attorney general." Rove contrasted Holder's testimony with the news that Holder had signed off on the warrant for Rosen's emails, commenting, "I find that highly unusual and potentially involving a lie to Congress." [Fox News, On the Record with Greta Van Susteren, 5/23/13 via Nexis]
Hosts Of The Five: Holder "On The Hook," Will Go To Prison "I Hope." After airing a clip of Holder's testimony, Eric Bolling said, "So how do you explain your signature on the subpoena of FOX's phone records? According to NBC, you sir, signed the document. Therefore, you, sir, must have been involved with it. And you, sir, most certainly must have heard of it." He then asked Kimberly Guilfoyle, "If we find him in a lie, what happens?" Guilfoyle replied, "Jail, I wish. I hope. I mean, he should be held in contempt. I mean, this is a crime as far as I'm concerned, and this is a man that is the head of the Justice Department?" Later in the segment, Dana Perino said that Holder is "on the hook." [Fox News, The Five, 5/24/13, via Nexis]
Stephen Hayes: Holder Testimony Is "Incongruent." While discussing Holder's testimony and the Rosen warrant, Weekly Standard senior writer and Fox News contributor Stephen Hayes said: "I think everybody should feel that they are incongruent because they plainly are." He later added, "this isn't the first time that Eric Holder has testified to Congress and said something that has turned out to be false ... I think he is in real trouble."[Fox News, Special Report with Bret Baier, 5/24/13, via Media Matters]
Charles Krauthammer: Holder Testimony Is Either "Case Of Perjury Or It Is Case Of Unpreparedness." Fox News contributor Charles Krauthammer said that Holder's testimony is either a "case of perjury or it is case of unpreparedness, mistakes, not remembering, or incompetence. And this is always the case with Holder. The most benign explanation is incompetence." [Fox News, Special Report with Bret Baier, 5/24/13, via Media Matters]
But Holder's Testimony Does Not Conflict With The Rosen Case
Holder Testified He Was Not Involved In Prosecuting Press For Disclosing Material. During a May 15 hearing of the House Judiciary Committee on the DOJ's seizure of AP communications record as part of an investigation into the leaking of classified information, Holder said that "the potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material" is "not something that I've ever been involved in, heard of, or would think would be a wise policy":
HOLDER: Well, I would say this: With regard to the potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material, that is not something that I've ever been involved in, heard of, or would think would be a wise policy. In fact, my view is quite the opposite that, what I proposed during my confirmation, what the Obama administration supported during 2009 and I understand -- I think Senator Schumer is now introducing a bill that we are going to support, as well -- that the press should be -- should have -- there should be a shield law with regard to the press's ability to the gather information and to disseminate it.
The -- because the focus should be on those people who break their oaths and put the American people at risk, not reporters who gather this information. That should not be the focus of these investigations. [House Judiciary Committee hearing, 5/15/13, via Nexis]
Holder Approved Search Warrant For Communications Records Of Fox News' Rosen - Not His Prosecution. On May 23, NBC News reported that Holder had signed off on a warrant to obtain the emails of Fox News reporter James Rosen as part of an investigation of a source who had allegedly violated the Espionage Act by leaking classified information to Rosen. The warrant named Rosen as a possible "co-conspirator in the case":
The Justice Department pledged Friday to review its policies relating to the seizure of information from journalists after acknowledging that a controversial search warrant for a Fox News reporter's private emails was approved "at the highest levels" of the Justice Department, including "discussions" with Attorney General Eric Holder.
The statement, confirming an NBC News account of Holder's role, defended the secret warrant to obtain reporter James Rosen's emails as a legitimate step to obtain evidence as part of an investigation of Stephen Kim. A former intelligence analyst, Kim has since been indicted under the Espionage Act for leaking classified information to Rosen about North Korea. He has denied the charges.
In a 2010 affidavit in support of the search warrant, an FBI agent named Rosen as a possible "co-conspirator" in the case because he "asked, solicited and encouraged" Kim to give him information.
"After extensive deliberations, and after following all applicable laws, regulations and policies, the Department sought an appropriately tailored search warrant under the Privacy Protection Act," said a department official, referring to a federal law that governs under what circumstances information can be subpoenaed from the news media. "And a federal magistrate judge made an independent finding that probable cause existed to approve the search warrant." [NBCNews.com, 5/23/13]
Rosen Was Not And Will Not Actually Be Charged, No Evidence DOJ Seriously Considered Doing So. Holder testified to Congress that he had never been involved in "potential prosecution of the press," and no prosecutions have occurred in the case of Rosen or any other reporter. On May 20, Huffington Post reported:
Attorney General Eric Holder did not recuse himself from the 2010 search warrant for emails from a Fox News reporter's personal account, a Justice Department official said Monday evening.
DOJ regulations require the attorney general to approve charges against a journalist or the search warrant for journalist phone records, but that regulation does not appear to apply to journalist emails. The DOJ official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said no charges against Rosen were anticipated. Language used by an FBI agent requesting a search warrant made Rosen's reporting activities out to be part of a criminal conspiracy.
"To our knowledge, the Department of Justice has never prosecuted a reporter," the Justice Department official told The Huffington Post. "No reporter has ever been charged by the Department of Justice simply for publishing information obtained through an illegal leak of classified information by a government official. At this time, we do not anticipate bringing any additional charges in this matter." [Huffington Post, 5/20/13, emphasis added]
Warrant Shows DOJ Was Concerned With Solicitation Of Classified Information, Not Its Publication. Even if one asserts that the warrant indicates that Holder was involved in potential prosecution of the press because that document represents DOJ stating that they could press such charges, Holder's statements are not contradictory. While Holder testified to Congress that he has never been in "the potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material," the warrant suggests the Justice Department was concerned with Rosen's role in soliciting classified information, not its disclosure. From Wired:
According to the affidavit (.pdf), FBI Agent Reginald Reyes told the judge there was probable cause to believe that Rosen had violated the Espionage Act by serving "as an aider, abettor and/or co-conspirator" in the leak. The Espionage Act is the same law that former Army intelligence analyst Bradley Manning is accused of violating when he leaked information to the secret-spilling site WikiLeaks.
To support his assertion, Reyes quoted an email exchange between Kim and Rosen, in which Rosen told him that he was interested in "breaking news ahead of my competitors" and had a particular interest in "what intelligence is picking up." He also told Kim, "I'd love to see some internal State Department analyses."
The suggestion was that Rosen broke the law by soliciting information from Kim, something that all journalists do routinely with sources.
Nonetheless, the federal judge found there was probable cause to believe that Rosen was a co-conspirator and approved the warrant. [Wired, 5/24/13, emphasis added]
House Republicans Take Fox's Lead And Are Reportedly Investigating Holder's Statements
Fox News Scoop: House Judiciary Committee "Further Investigating" Whether Holder Perjured Himself. FoxNews.com reported on May 28:
A House committee is looking into whether Attorney General Eric Holder misled Congress when he testified two weeks ago about the department's pursuit of journalists' personal records, an aide confirmed to FoxNews.com on Tuesday.
Appearing before the House Judiciary Committee on May 15, Holder insisted that "the potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material" is not something he was involved in or knew about.
But days later, it emerged that the Justice Department obtained access to the emails of Fox News reporter James Rosen -- after filing an affidavit that accused him of being a likely criminal "co-conspirator" in the leak of sensitive material regarding North Korea.
Rosen was never charged, and never prosecuted. But he was effectively accused of violating the federal Espionage Act.
Asked about potential problems with Holder's testimony, a House Judiciary Committee aide told FoxNews.com that the committee is "further investigating this matter." The committee later clarified they are "looking into" Holder's testimony. [FoxNews.com, 5/28/13]
Fox Reporter Responds To Investigation News By Saying Holder Must Resign
Fox News' Stirewalt On Holder: "He's Gonna Have To Go." Reporting on the House's decision to investigate Holder's statements, anchor Megyn Kelly said, "There's a real question about whether Holder gets out of this by saying, 'it wasn't me, I didn't know.' You just said you take these things very seriously!" Fox News digital politics editor Chris Stirewalt replied, "He's gonna have to go, he probably should have gone during that time in between the re-election and the inauguration, he was already dragging a lot around behind him." [Fox News, America Live, 5/28/13]
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15 year old is getting pretty stale. It's generally a good idea to toss street tires after 6 years.
Depending on how serious you want to get into this, you could either buy the kick-butt awesome tires that everybody raves about, or just buy whatever is cheap and enjoy learning to drive. Or something in-between.
I am running the cheapest tires I could find on my car for both street and autocross. I ~have~ brought race tires to events and swapped tires, but I'm old and rusty and don't care as much any more.


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Siberian crater mystery may be solved
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Methane, not an alien spacecraft crash, is probably responsible for the 30-meter-wide crater that suddenly appeared in Siberia in mid-July.
While air normally contains just 0.000179 percent methane, air near the bottom of the crater was composed of 9.6 percent methane, Nature reports. Researchers suspect that rising summer temperatures in the region thawed permafrost in the ground. As the soil defrosted, methane gas trapped in the permafrost pooled underground before bursting to the surface and ripping a hole in the ground.
Scientists believe that as regional temperatures rise, these kinds of craters could become more common.


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text: House of Lords reception - 16 November 2012 In 'reportsandgalleries2012' Access to Birmingham reception-February 2012ALMP ReceptionAnniversary Reunions 2012Birmingham Heroes Lecture: Fighting CancerBramall Music Building Launch - 24 NovemberFestive Drinks at the Birmingham Frankfurt Christmas Market - 6 December 2012From oil mining to Buckingham Palace – 100 Years of Chemical Engineering - 14 September 2012House of Lords reception - 16 November 2012Leaders of Tomorrow Reception - 9 February 2012Medical School Foyer and Barnes Library Opening Reception Back to 'Events and Reunions' The ninth annual House of Lords reception took place on Friday 16 November and was attended by 330 alumni, friends and supporters of the University. Alumni in attendance came from across the University's disciplines and ranged from graduates of the 1940s to those who recently graduated. Following tours of the Palace of Westminster, guests were warmly welcomed by their host, Lord Hannay of Chiswick; the University's Chancellor, Sir Dominic Cadbury; and the University's Vice-Chancellor, Professor David Eastwood. Professor Eastwood announced that the Circles of Influence campaign had raised £115 million and, due to the incredible generosity of alumni and supporters, we are on track to meet our new £160 million target which will have life-changing impact. Professor Eastwood also announced that planning permission has recently been granted for our 21st century Library and Sports Centre, both of which will be exciting new additions to Birmingham's beautiful estate. Project Champions Diane Job (Director of Library Services) and Zena Wooldridge (Director of Sport) were on hand before and after the speeches to meet with alumni to talk about these new and exciting projects for the University, and discuss how alumni could get involved. This incredibly popular reception was an enjoyable evening of conversation with old classmates and new friends. Wine and canapés were served throughout the evening as alumni enjoyed the stunning views of the Thames, the London Eye and other landmarks from the terrace. Alumni were especially keen to meet with current students and ask them about life on today's thriving campus. Alumni were joined by three of our Access to Birmingham Scholarship recipients, Kalita, Matthew and Sarah. Now in its sixth year, we have received more applications and were able to award more places than ever before, enforcing our commitment to fair access to university education. Thank you to everyone who attended and made the evening such an enjoyable and memorable occasion. Find out more about our Circles of Influence campaign. Next year's reception will take place in autumn 2013. Details of the event will be emailed to all alumni in the UK and online booking will be available in August. To ensure you receive details of the next event, please visit www.your.bham.ac.uk to update your details. House of Lords reception - 16 November 2012RSS FeedAtom Feed House of Lords 16 UploadedNov 22, 2012 House of Lords 17 UploadedNov 22, 2012 House of Lords 22 UploadedNov 22, 2012 House of Lords 23 UploadedNov 22, 2012 House of Lords 20 UploadedNov 22, 2012 House of Lords 21 UploadedNov 22, 2012 House of Lords 60 UploadedNov 22, 2012 House of Lords 61 UploadedNov 22, 2012 Professor David Eastwood UploadedNov 22, 2012 Sir Dominic Cadbury UploadedNov 22, 2012 Kalita Patel UploadedNov 22, 2012 Lord Hannay of Chiswick UploadedNov 22, 2012 Displaying 1 to 12 of 68 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next


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The Dallas Cowboys didn't punish cornerback B.W. Webb after a training camp tussle that led to a fan swinging a helmet at Webb, who retaliated by shoving the fan.
However, on Thursday the team did cut Webb.
Despite glaring deviancies in the secondary, the Cowboys announced they waived the 2013 fourth-round draft pick and signed running back Phillip Tanner.
Tanner's signing is likely just to add another backfield body for Thursday's game against the Denver Broncos.
Webb did not play well last season, earning just 16 tackles, one pass defensed and a plethora of blown-coverage plays. Despite getting beat often in a reserve roll last season, the Cowboys' cutting of a defensive back is troublesome.
We learned Thursday that safety Jakar Hamilton will be suspended four games for violating the NFL Policy and Program for Substances of Abuse. That is on top of corner Orlando Scandrick's suspension for four games following a PED violation earlier in August.
On the latest "Around The NFL Podcast," the heroes preview the entire NFC and chat with Giants linebacker Jon Beason.


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