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The core mission of Negative0 is to provide tools and services to enable individuals, businesses, amateur organisations and non-profits of all sizes to effectively collect, organize and share data and information. Wow, what a mouthful! In simpler terms, we are an information management company and we want to give the opportunity for any and all who wish to host a website, project or service the means to do so..
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What are we to make of Philip Rivers in 2013?
The San Diego Chargers quarterback hasn't put up star production over the past two seasons. Plenty of NFL teams would line up if Rivers were ever dangled in a trade, but we haven't heard Rivers mentioned in the discussion of the league's best quarterbacks in some time.
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This past season, Rivers had a passer rating of 88.6, throwing for 3,600 yards with 26 touchdowns and 15 interceptions. His biggest problem has been ball security. Rivers has 47 turnovers in the past two seasons, second only to the New York Jets' Mark Sanchez among NFL signal-callers.
At 31, is Rivers still capable of greatness? His last truly standout campaign came in 2010, the last of three straight seasons in which he posted a 100-plus passer rating.
New Chargers coach Mike McCoy sounds confident he can get that version of Rivers back in 2013.
"I think Philip's gonna do a great job with us," McCoy told "The Dave Logan Show" in Denver (via SportsRadioInterviews.com). "We're very fortunate to have him here. A very talented player and a great guy to have as the face of your franchise."
McCoy has said the right things since taking the job last month, making his belief in Rivers clear. McCoy had good relationships with Tim Tebow and Peyton Manning in Denver. We'll find out if he'll be able to share that with his new high-profile quarterback.
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Investors pour record $77.4B into stock funds
Investors didn't just put aside their aversion to stocks in January: They tossed it out the window.
Investors flooded traditional stock funds and exchange-traded stock funds with a record $77.4 billion in January, according to TrimTabs.com, which tracks flows in and out of the stock market. January's inflow was $23.7 billion higher than the previous record, set in February 2000.
At Vanguard, investors bought a record $24.3 billion in mutual fund shares, about $20 billion of which went to stock funds and ETFs. "January is typically a strong month for fund flows, with folks funding their IRAs," says Vanguard spokesman John Woerth. "That said, the recent strength in the U.S. stock market seems to have rekindled investor interest in equity funds, particularly low-cost index funds and ETFs."
STOCKS: Biggest stock winners of 2012 keep gaining in 2013
ASK MATT: How accurate a predictor is the January barometer?
From a contrarian viewpoint, the massive inflows are worrisome, says David Santschi, CEO at TrimTabs. Contrarians figure that the time to leave the stock market is when everyone else is stampeding to get in.
"The only really comparable period is early 2000, from January through April," he says. The 2000-2002 bear market started in March 2000, when the Dow Jones industrial average plunged 49%.
Investors do seem more perky. At the end of January, 48% of those polled by the American Association of Individual Investors were bullish, vs. 22% in July. The maximum was 75% in January 2000.
One reason: The stock market fared well in 2012. The S&P 500 gained 13.4%, and flows to stock funds often follow performance. Other investments are unappealing: Money market mutual funds yield an average 0.2%, according to iMoneyNet.com, and the 10-year Treasury note yields 1.96%.
But is it a mania? The massive wave of new money into stock funds follows a far more massive withdrawal during most of the bull market, which began in March 2009. From the bull market's inception to the end of 2012, investors pulled $289 billion from traditional open-ended funds and poured $1 trillion into bond funds, according to the Investment Company Institute, the funds' trade group.
"One month of strong equity flows after five years of outflows is hardly a sell indicator," says Brian Hogan, president of the equity group at Fidelity. And, says Hogan, earnings in the S&P 500 have doubled since the end of 1999, while the index itself is little changed. The S&P 500 was 1,469.25 at the end of 1999, vs. 1495.71 on Monday -- a 2% difference.


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FERRUM, VA – The York College baseball team got a strong eight innings from starter Joey Couch but the Spartans allowed three runs in the bottom of the ninth as Ferrum College posted a 3-2 walk off win on Saturday night in Ferrum, VA.
The Spartans fall to 11-27 overall while the Panthers improve to 18-20 for the year.
Couch and Ferrum starter Brandon West were outstanding all night long. Couch threw up eight scoreless innings for the Green and White in a career-best start for the sophomore. West was equally as outstanding as he allowed just two runs, one earned in 8.1 innings of work.
The Spartans got on the board thanks to a Ferrum error with two outs in the fourth. Senior Rob Klinck made the Panthers pay with an RBI single as the Spartans grabbed a 1-0 lead.
The Green and White added a second run in the top of the ninth as senior Kyle Cook doubled to left field leading off the frame. He moved to third on a balk and scored on a Justin Cohen double to right. The Spartans had two chances to get Cohen home from second but reliever Brandon Chocklette entered the game and got the final two outs of the inning for the Panthers.
The Panthers began their game-winning rally off Spartan junior Brandon Ullom with a pair of walks to lead off the inning. The Spartans were unable to get an out on a fielder's choice as the Panthers loaded the bases with no outs. Jason Parker had an RBI ground out as the tying run moved to third and the winning run advanced to second. Ryan Easterly tied the game with an RBI single and then Taryn Hayden won the game on an RBI fielder's choice.
Chocklette earned the win as he faced two batters and got two outs for the Panthers. Ullom suffered his fourth loss of the year against one win as he allowed three runs, two earned, on one hit with two walks in a third of an inning of work.
Couch deserved a better fate than his no decision. He ended the game with a career-high ten strikeouts while he did walk five and allow three hits. West allowed five hits with three strikeouts and no walks in his 8.1 innings of action, as he too, received a no decision.
Easterly was the offensive star for Ferrum as he had three of the Panthers' four hits. Parker, Easterly, and Hayden had the Panthers' RBI in the win.
Cohen and Klink each had two hits and an RBI for the Green and White. Cohen also scored one of the Spartans' two runs. Cook was the other Spartan with a base hit as he registered his 11th double of the year.
The Spartans and Panthers conclude the 2011 regular season on Sunday afternoon with a 1:00 pm contest in Ferrum, VA.
Photo: Joey Couch delivers a pitch to the plate earlier this year. Photo courtesy of Zach Clabaugh (www.sharpedgefoto.com)


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Kansas Department of Health and Environment released its first warnings and advisories for blue-green algae Thursday, and Marion County Lake and Marion Reservoir were absent from the list.
Both lakes have had public health warnings or advisories for blue-green algae in recent summers, but after heavy rains last summer, the lakes cleared up. Contact with or ingestion of blue-green algae can be detrimental to the health of humans and animals.


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Palo Alto officials are just starting the long process of allocating about $40 million that the city is scheduled to receive from Stanford University Medical Center. But the City Council agreed Monday night the funds should not be used to balance budgets but rather to fund big, ambitious projects with visible, long-term impacts.
The money, which Stanford agreed to provide in order to get the city's permission for a major hospital expansion, is scheduled to come in three installments, with the first, $15.7 million installment due later this summer. The council kicked off what promises to be a long process of allocating the funds when it directed Mayor Sid Espinosa to appoint two council members to an advisory committee. The committee, which will also include two Stanford officials, is charged with determining how to spend $4 million allocated for community health programs.
In addition to this $4 million, Stanford is also slated to provide $23.2 million for "infrastructure, sustainable neighborhood and affordable housing" and $12 million for initiatives relating to climate change.
The city in July approved Stanford's Renewal Project for its hospital facilities, which will exceed the city's zoning code and has been commonly described as the "biggest development project in the city's history" -- a 1.3 million square foot expansion.
Though the city continues to face years of projected budget deficits, council members and City Manager James Keene said Monday night that the Stanford money should not be the answer to Palo Alto's short-term fiscal woes. Instead, Keene advised the council to proceed "methodically and cautiously" in considering how to leverage the funds into "transformative investments" in the community.
Keene said it's too early to discuss what exactly the funds would be spent on, except for the $2 million that the council has already agreed to use to support Project Safety Net, the city's effort to promote youth well-being. This week's discussion focused not on specific items that the money would fund but on the process the city will use for allocation. The council's Policy and Services Committee and its Finance Committee are expected to be heavily involved in this process in the coming years.
"This is a lot of money that needs to be handled in a responsible and thoughtful way," Councilwoman Gail Price said Monday. "I think it will be an incredibly important discussion."
But while the Monday discussion was short on specifics, council members made it clear that they want the funds to be used for ambitious, long-term investments.
Councilman Greg Scharff said the funds should be used on projects that have at least a 20-year horizon. He specified that the money should not be used as a "stop-gap measure" and agreed that the projects should be "meaningful" and "transformative."
"We want to make sure we don't fritter it away on small things that don't have a lot of impact on our community," Scharff said.
Espinosa agreed and said the money should be used for projects that have "real impacts that Palo Altans will notice, whether traffic or biking in particular, that really have some connection to the project and really are noticeable in their lives."
"It's unusual that we get this sort of influx, so it's something we could really see as a benefit to the community," Espinosa said.
The council also agreed that some of the money from Stanford should be sequestered as an endowment and used to accrue interest. This includes the funds Stanford is providing to the city to ensure "cost neutrality" for the hospital project.
Vice Mayor Yiaway Yeh said Monday that he supports a staff recommendation to use some of the funds for an endowment.
"It makes a lot of sense," Yeh said. "It creates additional sources of revenue for additional needs in our community."


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Garrett echoed Republican claim that Judge Owen is first top-rated judge to be blocked; she's not
Fox News general assignment correspondent Major Garrett quoted Republicans who asserted that Texas Supreme Court justice Priscilla Owen, nominated by President Bush to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, is the first judicial nominee to be filibustered who received a unanimous well-qualified [1] ("WQ") rating from the American Bar Association (ABA). But Garrett failed to note that blocking WQ-rated judicial nominees is hardly new. Republicans blocked 10 of President Clinton's appeals court nominees who received unanimous WQs. Denied even hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee, these nominations* [2] never left the committee for full Senate consideration.
Clinton nominees with highest ABA ratings denied Senate Judiciary Committee hearings
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H. Alston Johnson [3] (5th Circuit)
James Duffy [3] (9th Circuit)
Kathleen McCree-Lewis [3] (6th Circuit)
Enrique Moreno [3] (5th Circuit)
James Lyons [3] (10th Circuit)
Robert Cindrich [3] (3rd Circuit)
Stephen Orlofsky [3] (3rd Circuit)
Andre Davis [3] (4th Circuit)
J. Rich Leonard [3] (4th Circuit)
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James Beaty [4] (4th Circuit)
In addition, Allen Snyder (District of Columbia Circuit), another Clinton nominee who received [3] a unanimous "well-qualified" by the ABA, received a committee hearing but was granted neither a committee vote nor full Senate consideration.
Garrett stated on the May 6 edition of Fox News' Special Report with Brit Hume:
[T]he American Bar Association voted unanimously to give Owen its highest rating, "well-qualified." Republicans say she is the first nominee so rated ever blocked by a judicial filibuster.
*To view the status of these nominees on the Library of Congress' Thomas [5] website, check the civilian box, select 105 or 106 Congress and enter the name in the box under "Word/Phrase/Name," and then click the "search" button to the right.
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Beyoncé fans, fear not. The grown woman has added a second Houston date to her tour.
The Houston superstar will perform Dec. 10 at Toyota Center. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. July 1 via livenation.com, houstontoyotacenter.com, at 866-446-8849 or at most Randall's stores. Tickets are $45-$250.
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Editor's Comment: In 2010, Drs. Fink and Schröder, two Danish psychiatrists, redefined several physiological illnesses as a single mental disorder: "bodily distress syndrome." Among the illnesses which Drs. Fink and Schröder reclassified are: Neurasthenia, chronic pain, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, IBS, Syndrome X, "heart-ache," Fibromyalgia, Whiplash Associated Disorder, pain in the pelvis when pregnant, electricity-hypersensitivity, infrasound-hypersensitivity and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS). Official Danish agencies have already accepted "bodily distress syndrome" as a legitimate diagnosis. It provided the grounds for removing Karina Hansen from her home in February 2013 to a psychiatric hospital, for revoking her right to legal representation, for enforcing "evidence-based care" (exercise and cognitive behavioral therapy), and for prohibiting visits from her parents. In 2013, the fifth edition of the American Psychiatric Association's (APA) Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, (the DSM-5) also expanded the scope of "mental disorders" to include organic illnesses. Read more about changes to the DSM-5 HERE.
One single diagnosis, bodily distress syndrome, succeeded to capture 10 diagnostic categories of functional somatic syndromes and somatoform disorders
By P. Fink and A. Schröder
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BACKGROUND: In order to clarify the classification of physical complaints not attributable to verifiable, conventionally defined diseases, a new diagnosis of bodily distress syndrome was introduced. The aim of this study was to test if patients diagnosed with one of six different functional somatic syndromes or a DSM-IV somatoform disorder characterized by physical symptoms were captured by the new diagnosis.
METHOD: A stratified sample of 978 consecutive patients from neurological (n=120) and medical (n=157) departments and from primary care (n=701) was examined applying post-hoc diagnoses based on the Schedules for Clinical Assessment in Neuropsychiatry diagnostic instrument. Diagnoses were assigned only to clinically relevant cases, i.e., patients with impairing illness.
RESULTS: Bodily distress syndrome included all patients with fibromyalgia (n=58); chronic fatigue syndrome (n=54) and hyperventilation syndrome (n=49); 98% of those with irritable bowel syndrome (n=43); and at least 90% of patients with noncardiac chest pain (n=129), pain syndrome (n=130), or any somatoform disorder (n=178). The overall agreement of bodily distress syndrome with any of these diagnostic categories was 95% (95% CI 93.1-96.0; kappa 0.86, P<.0001). Symptom profiles of bodily distress syndrome organ subtypes were similar to those of the corresponding functional somatic syndromes with diagnostic agreement ranging from 90% to 95%.
CONCLUSION: Bodily distress syndrome seem to cover most of the relevant "somatoform" or "functional" syndromes presenting with physical symptoms, not explained by well-recognized medical illness, thereby offering a common ground for the understanding of functional somatic symptoms. This may help unifying research efforts across medical disciplines and facilitate delivery of evidence-based care.
Source: J Psychosom Res. 2010 May;68(5):415-26. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychores.2010.02.004. P. Fink and A. Schröder. The Research Clinic for Functional Disorders and Psychosomatics, Aarhus University Hospital, 8000 Aarhus, Denmark. firstname.lastname@example.com


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The Gucci grey Gucciissma bag was ok like they copied it well but the quality of the leather was not that great but I guess I can still carry it. And the Gucci plum color Soho shoulder bag was awful. The GG on the bag were not even right, I've had a friend who ordered a black Gucci Soho from PV before and the PV Soho bag was actually nice. And the wallets well the C was good and the Gucci wristlet looks worn out. So I emailed them about the missing items and then I got a reply saying that the flap bag was not in stock and that I should choose a replacement item and they will send it, and they will send the phone cover. I now choose the Cambon tote black white CCs on it. Like the one in your review. Plus give them two other options to look into I case the bag again wasn't in stock. So now the lady said they will see what is available and send it again. I mean when they had sent the first order I had asked many times was all in stock, I could've just given a replacement item at that time. Now I gotta wait again for the process. But overall their quality with the Gucci Soho bag was awful the other bag not so bad. Just the leather doesn't look right. I just now placed an order with PV as I usually order with them. 3 bags on LV, one the flap black thread white purse it looked interesting and one Kelly bag in blue first time I'm ordering a Hermes ever. But no doubt PV is definitely an excellent company and there service is amazing, they always get back to me right away and even call back with answers. So let's see how all this goes. Thanks for always getting back to u, u definitely kept me calm this whole process, I had definitely though that I lost 700 dollars well even now I hate the Gucci Soho bag but the grey I guess I'll carry. Take care!"
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Nov. 25 (Bloomberg) — Dubai's ruler announced plans for a development boasting the world's biggest shopping mall and gardens larger than London's Hyde Park, as the emirate revives property projects on hold since the global financial crisis.Emaar Properties PJSC, the United Arab Emirates' largest developer by market value, and Dubai Holding LLC will together build a district called "Mohammed Bin Rashid City," named after the Persian Gulf emirate's ruler. The project near central Dubai is to include 100 hotels, residential areas and green spaces 30 per cent bigger than Hyde Park, according to an e- mailed statement yesterday.
Dubai already has bragging rights to the biggest emporium by total area, Dubai Mall, which sprawls opposite the planet's tallest skyscraper, Burj Khalifa. Between these two Emaar structures is a man-made lake where the world's largest dancing fountain shoots water 50 stories high.
Dubai, seeking to stimulate its economy, wants to resume several projects that halted after the global credit crunch drove down property values by 65 per cent and caused companies to suspend construction of hundreds of developments. Builders in the U.A.E. have aborted about $757 billion of projects since the crisis, Citigroup said in a report on Oct. 16. Dubai is the country's second-largest emirate, after Abu Dhabi.
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Meydan City Corp., which built a 60,000-seat horse-racing stadium and hotel complex in Dubai, said in October it would revive plans for two developments, one with low-rise buildings and lagoons and the other for a tower with "sky gardens" and nine swimming pools. At about the same time, the emirate's government re-approved construction of a mile-long (1.6 kilometer-long) canal from the Business Bay commercial area to the ocean.
New projects announced in the past two months include a replica of India's Taj Mahal that would be four times the size of the original.
Emaar's shares climbed 2.2 per cent today to 3.73 dirhams, the highest close since Oct. 23. The company's shares have jumped 45 per cent this year.
"The current facilities available in Dubai need to be scaled up in line with the future ambitions for the city," Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum said, according to the official statement. "We have to start work immediately" on the project and boost the economy, he said.
Sheikh's Vision
Under the ruler's plan, Mohammed Bin Rashid City would span 5.1 square kilometres (2 square miles) and contain the biggest cluster of art galleries in the Middle East and North Africa. It's so-called "Mall of the World" would cater to 80 million shoppers a year.
The announcement didn't specify the development's expected cost or a construction schedule.
Dubai racked up $113 billion of debt transforming itself into a tourism and commercial hub. The emirate has $7 billion of debt maturating next year and $32 billion in 2014, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch report Oct. 20.
A construction boom in the emirate, where developers began selling property to foreigners in 2002, led to several large projects including the world's tallest tower and man-made islands off the coast. Work on two of three palm-shaped residential islands was interrupted as the bonanza turned to a bust in the third quarter of 2008.
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YORK, PA – The York College women's basketball team picked up a much-needed victory as the Spartans handed the red-hot Marymount University Saints a 57-44 loss at Charles Wolf Gymnasium in Capital Athletic Conference play on Saturday afternoon.
The Spartans snap a three-game losing streak as they improve to 12-3 overall and 3-1 in the CAC while the Saints fall to 11-4 overall and 3-1 in the league. The victory pushes the Spartans into a first place tie with Marymount and Mary Washington at 3-1. The loss ends Marymount's seven-game win streak.
The game was back and forth in the first 10 minutes of the game as neither team held more than a three-point advantage. That changed when Spartan junior Kristen Haley (Silver Spring, Md./Georgetown Visitation) drilled a three from the top of the key to give York a 13-7 lead at the 11:18 mark of the first half. Junior point guard Aja Wallpher (Ellicott City, Md./Seton Keough) hit a jumper to push the York lead to eight.
The Saints scored buckets on back-to-back possessions, trimming York's lead to four at 15-11. That's when the Spartans took control. Haley started a 21-6 run with another triple from the top of the key as the Spartan run covered the final 9:33 of the first half. The Spartans took a 36-17 lead to the break.
Marymount scored the first three points of the second half but the Spartans answered, pushing the lead to a game-high 21 at 42-21 with 14:21 left in the game. Marymount went on a 10-0 run over the next five minutes, trimming York's advantage to 11 but the Spartans stopped the spurt with a Kesley Murphy (Olney, Md./Good Counsel) three from the corner. The Murphy triple started a 15-8 run that pushed York's lead back to 18 with 3:45 remaining in the contest.
The Saints scored the final five points of the game to provide for York's final 13-point margin of victory.
Murphy poured in a game-high 17 points as the shooting guard canned five threes in the win. She also added three assists, two blocked shots and two steals in her 40 minutes of work. Haley contributed 13 points including a season-high three three-pointers. Junior Brittany Hicks (Dover, Pa./York Catholic) was the third Spartan in double figures with 12 points while she tied Kailee Knight (Crofton, Md./South River) for the team-leading in rebounding as they each pulled in seven caroms.
Wallpher had an outstanding game as she handed out nine assists with just one turnover in her 40 minutes of play. Wallpher also had five points and three rebounds but it might have been her defensive effort that was her most important contribution to the win. She stifled the CAC's leading scorer Katelyn Fischer as the Saint senior guard had just five points, 12.7 points below her season average. Fischer was 1-for-9 from the floor including 0-for-3 from distance.
Tynisha Parks led the Saints in scoring with 11 points while she also had nine rebounds in 32 minutes of play. Miranda Krott notched a double-double with 10 points and a game-high 13 rebounds.
The Spartans forced 19 Marymount turnovers in the win and they proceeded to turn those miscues into 19 points. York's nine turnovers were the Spartans' lowest total since December 8 when York downed Wesley. York had averaged 17.6 turnovers per game over their last six contests.
The Spartans shot 38.2% from the floor in the win including 30% (10-for-30) from three. The Spartans went to the line just nine times as they converted five of those opportunities. York's ten three-point field goals were a season-high and their most since the March 3 NCAA Tournament win at Juniata.
The Saints were held to just 28.6% shooting in the loss, their second-lowest shooting performance of the year. The 44 points was Marymount's lowest scoring output of the year. Marymount went 1-for-7 from three while they were an efficient 15-for-20 from the free throw line.
The Saints handled the Spartans on the glass, outrebounding their hosts 45-27. Marymount had 17 offensive rebounds but that only led to only nine second chance points.
The win ends the Spartans' season-high seven game home stand as York heads out to Frostburg State University on Wednesday night. The Spartans and Bobcats tip off from Frostburg, Maryland at 6:00 pm.
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Bangladeshi national gets 20-to-life for slaying 73-year-old
The Bangladeshi national who killed a 73-year-old retired lunch lady in Hillsdale, N.Y., in November was sentenced to 20 years to life on Tuesday.
During the sentencing hearing in Columbia County Court, Shafiqul Islam, 22, of Hudson, N.Y., told the family of the murder victim that if they could not forgive him he hoped God would.
In May, Islam pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and other charges for the Nov. 20 strangulation killing of Lois Decker in her home in Hillsdale, which is located over the state line from Egremont.
On Tuesday, several members of Decker's family told the court about their shock and anger over what they called the pointless and brutal murder of a much loved sister, mother and grandmother.
Decker's family also lashed out at Islam.
"There is a black mark on his soul that will follow him through this life and beyond," said Decker's daughter, Dr. Diane Demarest. "I have to believe Mr. Islam will suffer for his crime."
Islam's attorney, Michael Howard, read a statement by his client in which Islam admitted his guilt for the crime and apologized to the family.
Islam's composure broke only once when he decided to speak after Howard read his statement.
"I wish I could bring peace to the hearts of those affected," he said, his voice cracking. "I'm sorry."
Judge Jonathan Nichols sentenced Islam to a minimum of 20 years and a maximum of life in state prison for what he called a "heinous" crime.
Islam was also sentenced to concurrent two- to four-year sentences on three counts of fourth-degree possession of stolen property.
He additionally agreed to pay about $20,000 in restitution to Decker's family.
"I hope the parole board never releases you [from prison] and that you spend the rest of your life incarcerated," the judge told Islam.
The judge, in an unusual move, had murder scene photographs included in the presentence report that will be given to the New York State Department of Corrections.
"They will follow him for the rest of his life," he said of the photographs.
No motive was ever determined in the killing.
Six weeks before Decker's murder, Islam -- a convicted sex offender who was born in Bangladesh but grew up in New York -- was released from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody, a move that was blasted by both Judge Nichols and Columbia County District Attorney Paul Czajka on Tuesday.
Nichols said Islam's release was inexplicable and hoped immigration officials looked at this case and "took it upon themselves" to change the regulations.
Islam is a Level 2 sex offender who served a two-year state prison sentence after he was convicted in 2008 of promoting a sexual performance of a child, a felony. He had taken lewd photographs of a 12-year-old girl.
Ordered removed from the United States by a federal judge, Islam remained in custody with ICE after his release from prison, but was let go last October.
An ICE spokesman who spoke to The Eagle blamed Islam's home country and a 2001 Supreme Court ruling that only allows people under removal orders to be held in ICE custody for up to 180 days. Bangladeshi officials allegedly dragged their feet about getting travel documents for Islam.
But Czajka said this excuse "didn't hold water" since ICE can take other factors, including risk of flight and danger to the community, into account when determining whether to hold a detainee longer than 180 days.
The DA said he believed a "child abuser" fit that description and that ICE "screwed up big time."
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County students graduate, earn honors
With the spring semester ending and summer here, schools are releasing news of achievement by college and high school students.
Kansas State University
Twenty-two Marion County students earned spring semester honors:
Florence: Jaclyn Deforest.
Hillsboro: Aaron Klassen, Bryant Miller, Alex Nuss, and Candace Weinbrenner.
Lehigh: Neal Kaiser.
Lincolnville: Taylor Harms.
Marion: Samuel Ehrlich, Patrick Hodson, Louis Holt, Tristan Snelling, Derek Stuchlik, Eric Vogel, and Julia Zeiner.
Peabody: Alexandra Holm-McDowell, Broderick Kyle, Seth Methvin, Derrick Till, Courtney Traxson, and Joseph Zappone.
Tampa: Matthew Klenda.
Hutchinson Community College
Rick Boaldin of Marion, Kathryn Ens and Wendy McCarty of Hillsboro, and Lacy Spaulding of Peabody were named to the Hutchinson Community College President's Honor Roll for the spring semester, each achieving a 4.0 grade point average.
McPherson College
Four Marion County students were named to spring honor roll at McPherson College:
Goessel: Matthew Richards.
Hillsboro: Karis Janzen.
Marion: Ashley Evans.
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Hillsboro: Tiffany Rooker.
Manchester University
Kristen Hoffman of Hillsboro made the dean's list at Manchester University in Indiana. Hoffman is a graduate of Goessel High School and a senior sociology major.
University of Kansas
Maggie Powers of Marion received a master's degree in occupational therapy May 17 from the University of Kansas.
She has accepted employment in Topeka and will begin practice there in July.
Her parents are Michael and Judy Powers.
Fort Hays State University
Luke Taylor Gordon and Chelsi Lynn Koehn of Marion received degrees from Fort Hays State University. Gordon received a bachelor's degree in business administration. Koehn received a bachelor's degree of general studies.
Centre High School
Centre High School senior Kevin Lewis attended Boys State June 9 to 15 at Kansas State University in Manhattan.
During the weeklong mock-government and leadership exercises, Lewis played the role of someone in the Department of Justice.
In addition to mock government, participants heard from speakers, including keynote speaker Zach Wahls, an author and national speaker. Others included appellate court judge Joe Pierron, University of Kansas student body president Marcus Tetwiler, past Kansas State University student body president Nathan Spriggs, and state Rep. Susan Concannon.
Justin Deines, a graduate of Centre High School, won a $1,000 scholarship from the National FFA Foundation. Deines plans to attend Bethany College in Lindsborg.


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Tips On Keeping Your Truck Cool
Of all the issues confronting the owners of custom classic trucks one of the most critical is maintaining proper engine operating temperature. Big engines, little radiators, air-conditioning condensers, and low-speed cruising can all contribute to overheating, but the major cause is often the wrong combination of components.
Overheating an engine usually comes with consequences and the hotter the engine, the worse those consequences will be. The first sign that an engine is getting hot is usually pinging and detonation or running on after the ignition is shut off. In severe cases the abnormal combustion that takes place in a hot engine under a load can blow holes in pistons and damage rings and rod bearings. Overheating can cause pistons to scuff or even seize, exhaust valves may stick in their guides, and warped heads and blown head gaskets are common catastrophes. On the other hand, running an engine too cool has its own set of problems, among them, reduced performance and corrosive condensation collecting internally.
How Hot Is Hot?
For many old school truckers anything over 180 degrees on the temperature gauge makes beads of sweat form on their forehead, but 190 degrees is probably ideal-that's hot enough to boil off contaminants in the oil and prevent the formation of sludge. In fact, while it makes some people nervous, 200 to 210 degrees with a late-model engine isn't out of line with today's lubricants. With a 50/50 mix of ethylene glycol and water (the preferred coolant) the boiling point is raised to 220 degrees.
Choosing A Radiator
As a basic rule of thumb, fit the largest radiator that will fit in your truck-you'll never regret having too much radiator, the same can't be said for having too little.
Radiators can be divided into two basic types, down-flow and cross-flow. Early trucks had down-flow radiators, but as the stylists made the front sheetmetal lower and wider there wasn't room for a traditional cooler and the change was made to the cross-flow design. The reasoning behind either is easy to see, the longer path through the core exposes the coolant to more area for more effective heat transfer.
One of the great debates concerning radiators is which is better, aluminum or copper/brass. The truth is in terms of cooling the difference is minimal-appropriately sized, a radiator made from either material will work. The real differences between aluminum and copper/brass are these: Aluminum is lighter and cheaper, that's why the OEMs use it; copper/brass is easier to repair and is less susceptible to corrosion.
One of the newest trends in aftermarket radiator construction is the multi-pass core-in other words, the coolant passes through the core one way, then is redirected by internal baffles and flows back through the core in the opposite direction. Multiple pass radiators may use double or triple paths depending on the size of the core.
Mechanical Fans
Engine-driven fans are usually criticized for consuming a large amount of horsepower-of course if you think about it from another perspective, can a 750-watt (one horsepower) electric fan move as much air as an engine-driven fan consuming 15 hp? When an engine is under a heavy load and the A/C is on an engine-driven fan is hard to beat. Of course when the cooling demands aren't as great, horsepower is being lost unnecessarily so the trick is to determine the vehicle's needs and what fan works best the majority of the time.
Rigid fans-the King Kong of cooling fans, a six-blade rigid fan will move lots of air but take horsepower to spin and they can be noisy.
Flex fans-Simple and effective, the pitch of the blades pull lots of air at low speeds then flatten out at higher engine/vehilce speeds for less drag.
Clutch fans-there are a variety of these, the major drawback for all of them is the space they require. However, they are a good choice for an early truck if they'll fit.
Viscous-Torque limiting, just a fluid coupling that provides some drive all the time.
Viscous-Temperature-controlled (not thermostatic). Fan speed is increased as temperature increases.
Viscous-(Thermostatic) turns on and off at a predetermined temperature. The most sophisticated design, the fan "idles" and doesn't run at engine speed until needed.
The difficulty with using these is that temperature calibration is critical. According to Scott Leon, a former GM proving ground technician, production OEM clutch fans are normally calibrated to turn on when the coolant temperature reaches 220 degrees but calibrations vary. The average guy doesn't have the option of going into the parts store and asking for a 178-degree clutch, for a 16-inch fan. Even if he did, he would have to know what temperature cut-in he needed before he asked for it. Too low a cut-in and it would run all the time, too high and it will never turn on.
Electric Fans
Electric fans are especially effective at low vehicle speeds-and as they aren't powered directly by the engine, horsepower isn't lost to their operation. However, big electric or multiple electric fans can draw lots of current and that current has to come from somewhere. At some point the alternator has to provide the energy and that does require horsepower to produce. Nonetheless, as electric fans don't operate continually the total amount of energy needed to operate them is probably less than a mechanical fan.
Another advantage to an electric fan is packaging-in many cases they will fit where other fans won't. For the greatest effectiveness, electric fans should have a shroud, and they work better pulling the air through the core rather than pushing it.
Simply stated, always use a thermostat. They ensure the engine reaches operating temperature quickly, provide the restriction necessary to build water pressure in the block, which eliminates steam pockets, and unless they malfunction, tossing them in the trash will not cure an overheating problem.
Two types of thermostats will be found, the poppet valve style and the sleeve style. The poppet style is either open or closed, while the sleeve style is a non-linear design and opens gradually. Sleeve style thermostats often eliminate the cycling often seen on the temperature gauge as a poppet thermostat opens and closes.
Radiator Caps
The radiator cap keeps the cooling system under pressure, generally somewhere between 12 and 15 psi. (Always follow the radiator manufacturer's recommendation when selecting a radiator cap). Pressure in the cooling system raises the boiling point of the coolant approximately 3 degress for every pound of pressure. Another benefit of a pressurized cooling system is the elimination of steam pockets in the water jackets.
Along with a spring that keeps a preset amount of pressure in the cooling system, radiator caps have a vacuum valve. When an engine is shut off, the coolant stops flowing through the radiator. However it continues to absorb heat from the heads and block. As a result the coolant temperature in the system increases as does the pressure created by the expanding liquid. The pressure often increases to the point where the radiator cap's pressure rating is exceeded and coolant is released through the radiator's overflow. When the system cools and the coolant contracts, air (or liquid) is drawn back into the radiator through the vacuum valve.
Overflow Tanks
Because cooling systems do, from time to time, burp some fluids, an overflow tank is a wise addition. Allowing the cooling system to dump coolant on the ground, then suck air back in means that eventually the radiator will be low on coolant. An overflow tank catches any coolant released; it's then sucked back in when the system cools keeping it cool.


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Celine Belt Bag Sizes Explained Plus Pros And ConsCategories:Other Brands
So if you want to learn more about Celine Belt bag sizes and the differences between them, take a look here.
I think the main problem here is that different fashion sites and replica sites name these sizes differently.
There are already two Celine Belt bag replica reviews on the blog. One of them is really good and one of them is bad and the ironic thing is that both of them were bought from the same replica site, Bagaholics. You can already read more abouthow to Belt bag based on the serial number and a real vs fake Celine Belt bag comparison. So I'd say that anyone who is interested can find enough information to make a good decision.
The only thing that was missing were the details on the Celine Belt bag sizes. There are not many details about this online, so here is what I was able to find out.
There are actually only two Celine Belt bag sizes:
There is a site that mentions a third Celine Belt bag size, the Celine Medium Belt Bag with the following dimensions: 12.2′ x 9.44′ x 7.9′ inches. But this is not an official Celine size.
But don't get fooled by their name. Because the difference between the two Celine Belt bag sizes is just an inch, so the Celine Mini Belt bag is not really a small bag. It is actually like the Celine Mini Luggage, a large tote. The good part is that it's a bit less wide than the regular Belt bag.
I also took a look at some of my favorite sites for bags to see what Celine Belt bag sizes they have in stock right now.
Some knockoff handbags sites don't even mention the Celine Belt bag sizes they have in store. Some will feature Celine "classic" Belt tote and Mini, some will say "Celine Belt Original" and others will say Celine Belt bag and Celine Small Belt bag. It's very confusing to tell the Celine Belt bag sizes based on these descriptions, which is why you need to check the dimensions if you want to figure out what size that bag actually is.
But there's no need to panic, the truth is that there are no big differences between these sizes. Like I said, the Mini is will 1″ smaller in width than the original Celine Belt tote. The original Small Belt tote is actually the classic Belt bag and it's 12′ x 9′ x 9′ inches. So don't let this confuse you. Call it Small, call it regular, original or classic: it's actually the same Celine Belt bag size!
But an important difference I think is that the Mini sizes comes with a shoulder strap while the Small doesn't.
The only site that mentions the Celine Medium Belt bag is bragmybag.com. But other than this, all major fashion sites say there are two Celine Belt bag sizes and the official Celine site confirms it. So the two official sizes for this Celine bag are the Small and the Mini!
Now let's see, why isn't the Celine Belt bag as popular as the Mini Luggage or the Phantom? Well, many women say that it's impractical even if it's such a beautiful bag. The closure of the flap makes it difficult to open and close, which doesn't make it the best choice for daily use. Others say that the closure doesn't really bother you once you get used to it. It's a matter of perspective. Still, many agree on the fact that even though they are tired of Celine, they would buy the Belt bag because it's more understated.
Celine Belt Bag Pros and Cons
Pros: lightweight, spacious, understated, removable shoulder strap – only for the Mini, sturdy, holds its shape well, versatile.
Cons: no zipper pocket in the interior, annoying flap closure, hard to access; if you get it in smooth leather, it scratches easily; not very functional.
Hope this information will help you decide if this bag is right for you or not. Let me know if you need any more information!
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When summer is still young, zucchini doesn't get old; recipe
Gardeners, you've heard all the jokes. There's the one about the towns where people lock their car doors in the summer for fear neighbors will "gift" them with a bag of zucchini. Or the one that goes something like this: How can you tell someone from (insert place of choice here) has no friends? He's in the supermarket buying zucchini. Or the old saying that you can never figure out the right number of zucchini plants to include in your garden: Plant one, it dies. Plant two, you get way too many.
I don't have my own garden plot anymore, but I've been volunteering at a local church that is starting up a little one, and I hesitated when I saw a zucchini seedling presented for planting. I know how prolific these plants can get. But it's early enough in the season that a) nobody has "gifted" me with any bags yet, and b) I've been so anxious for more produce choices that I've welcomed the recent appearance of zucchini at farmers markets.
One of my favorite ways to eat them used to be stuffed whole, Middle Eastern style. You hollow out the insides with a special tool, leaving the zucchini otherwise intact, and fill them with ground lamb, rice and spices before simmering them in a tomato sauce. But one thing that always bothered me about that recipe was that I had to find somethAre ing to do with the zucchini flesh I was pulling out; there was no room to put it back in once the meat and rice took up residence.
Nowadays, I make things a little easier on myself. I cut the zucchini in half lengthwise, using a melon baller or spoon to carve them into little boats, and pack the stuffing inside, where there's room to mound it -- and even let it spill over. The zucchini flesh goes in the Mediterranean-style mixture, which also includes white beans, olives, tomatoes, feta and parsley. When I bake it, the cheese browns on top, and the zucchini gets just tender enough to be eaten with a fork, without getting mushy.
For now, stuffed zucchini is a satisfying way to get my fill of a vegetable I love. By August, depending on how things go in that church garden, I might be eating my words, printing out golden-oldie recipes for zucchini bread, slipping them along with the vegetables into "gift" bags -- and checking the streets for unlocked cars.
4 servings
If the zucchini are on the large side, you might want to use a roasting pan and cradle them (to make it easier to fill them) with a large piece of parchment paper or aluminum foil. Serve with rice or another grain of your choice.
MAKE AHEAD: The stuffing can be made, and the zucchini stuffed and refrigerated, up to 3 days before baking. Bring to room temperature before baking. From Washington Post Food editor Joe Yonan.
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for the baking dish
3 large garlic cloves, chopped
1 medium onion, chopped
4 medium zucchini (6 to 8 ounces each)
Sea salt
4 ounces feta cheese, crumbled
1/2 cup homemade or canned no-salt-added white beans, rinsed and drained
2 small roma-size tomatoes or 1 large tomato, hulled and chopped
1/4 cup small pitted black olives, such as Nicoise, chopped
1/4 cup chopped parsley leaves
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Use a little oil to lightly grease a 9-by-13-inch casserole dish.
Pour the tablespoon of oil into a large skillet over medium-high heat. Once the oil shimmers, add the garlic and onion and cook, stirring frequently, until tender. Transfer to a mixing bowl.
Cut each zucchini in half lengthwise. Use a sharp melon baller or spoon to scoop out the inside flesh, leaving a 1/2-inch border of skin and flesh all around. Reserve the scooped-out zucchini halves, sprinkling the insides lightly with salt.
Coarsely chop the flesh and add it to the mixing bowl, along with half of the feta plus the beans, tomatoes, olives, parsley and pepper. Stir to combine; this will be the filling.
Arrange the scooped-out zucchini halves cut side up in the casserole dish. Divide the filling among them, mounding it as needed. Top with the remaining feta. Bake until the zucchini halves are fork-tender and the feta has softened and lightly browned, about 30 minutes.
Serve hot or at room temperature.
NUTRITION Per serving: 200 calories, 9 g protein, 18 g carbohydrates, 11 g fat, 5 g saturated fat, 25 mg cholesterol, 480 mg sodium, 5 g dietary fiber, 6 g sugar


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I have serious mobility restrictions due to muscular dystrophy and have been wheelchair bound for several years now. Until recently, I could walk a few steps without too much risk of falling down and could get into my vehicle to travel to work and back. However, due to progressive nature of the disease, continued and steady wasting of muscle fibers in lower limbs has left me completely dependent on wheelchair now. As such, it has become a nightmare to get into the vehicle and have been searching for a wheelchair accessible vehicle to make my travel between home and work a hassle-free affair, since these two places are otherwise completely accessible.
If you're an Android user looking for a complete TEX system in a tablet, here is a glad news waiting for you . An application namely, TEXPortal in combination with TEXpert will make a complete TEX system in your Android tablet or smart phone. TEXPortal is a complete TEXLive distribution ported for Android and TEXpert is a full fledged text editor and integrated development environment within which the user can create, edit, run the compiler, view and debug without leaving it. The user interface is uncluttered, elegantly simple and very easy to use that will put to shame some of the cloud based frameworks that have germinated in the fertile soil of Internet in recent times.
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Frank Mittelbach and Michel Goossens, with Johannes Braams, David Carlisle, and Chris Rowley. The LATEX Companion -– 2nd ed. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-201-36299-6. 2004, Pearson Education, Inc., Boston, MA.
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The intellectual hoarders around the world would have heaved a sigh of relief when they heard about the tragic death of Aaron Swartz. The Hindu rightly pointed out that the world had become poorer with the death of this computing genius and passionate activist who stood for free access to knowledge and information in the Internet. He worked hard to free information vaulted behind pay walls. In that effort, the young adventurer in him coupled with his programing prowess succeeded to download 4.8 million articles from the digital library of JSTOR and distributed freely in the Internet. Continue reading 'Aaron, the passionate liberator'
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(February 6, 2013)
Centenary hosts Attaway Fellow Robyn Ochs
SHREVEPORT, LA — Robyn Ochs, speaker and award-winning activist, will visit the Centenary campus February 27-28 as an Attaway Fellow. Ochs's work focuses on increasing awareness and understanding of complex identities, and mobilizing people to be powerful allies to one another within and across identities and social movements. Her arrival was a coordinated effort between students and faculty:
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"I attended an LGBT leadership camp last summer called Camp Pride, where Robyn was a facilitator," said Sara Whittington, a Centenary Sociology major and NOW President. "I was so impressed with her and the workshops that she offers that I along with Dr. Kelly Weeks invited her to campus. Everyone should attend Robyn's presentations. Please join us in creating a safe space for everyone, regardless of gender identity, sexual orientation, race, class, ethnicity, or ability."
Ochs will present two programs that are open and free to the public:
Loosening the Gender Girdle: How Gender Affects You
Wednesday, February 27, 5:30 p.m.
Whited Room, Bynum Commons
What makes a man a man? What makes a woman a woman? We will look at the ways in which we are limited by a binary understanding of gender, and explore how the politics of gender tie together the feminist, queer and transgendered movements. Come, and bring your gender with you.
Embracing An All/And Identity in an Either/Or World
Thursday, February 28, 11:00 a.m.
Whited Room, Bynum Commons
While any sexual orientation or gender identity comes with its own challenges, there are particular issues faced by people who identify as bisexual, pansexual, genderqueer, or who use other labels that defy an either/or interpretation of the world. Together we will examine these issues and devise strategies to create spaces that affirm complex, nonbinary identities.
Ochs is the editor of the 42-country anthology, Getting Bi: Voices of Bisexuals Around the World and the Bi Women newsletter. Her writings have been published in numerous bi, women's studies, multicultural, and LGBQ anthologies, and she has taught courses on LGBT history and politics.
Funded by and named for Douglas and Marion Attaway, the Attaway Board of Regents Professorships in Civic Culture, Attaway Fellows, and Attaway Scholars designations are awarded to intellectuals who have made notable contributions to the public discussion. Any student, faculty or staff member may propose Attaway Fellows or Scholars to the Convocation Committee, who, in turn, make recommendations to the Provost.