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University Of California Approves Major Open Access Policy To Make Research Free

Good news for fans of the scientific method: the largest and most influential university system on the planet will be giving out its research for free. After 6-year-long fight with the for-profit academic publishing industry, the University of California Senate approved open access standards for research on all 10 campuses.

The policy is major win for those who want to see academic research made public, rather than behind the pricy paywalls of big publishers. Last year, Harvard Library penned a memo urging the university?s 2,100 faculty to boycott for-profit academic research databases and instead submit articles to lower-cost open access journals.

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Longtime South Florida law officer nominated as Miami?s U.S. marshal

Amos Rojas Jr., a former longtime law enforcement officer who works as an investigator for the Miami-Dade state attorney?s office, has been nominated to serve as the U.S. marshal in South Florida.

Rojas, who was nominated by President Barack Obama on Thursday, is the deputy director of the South Florida Money Laundering Strike Force in the state attorney?s office.

Previously, he spent 24 years with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, retiring as the special agent in charge of the Miami region. Rojas also was a police officer on the Huntsville, Ala., South Miami and Miami-Dade police departments.

A 1983 graduate of the University of Alabama, Rojas must be confirmed by the U.S. Senate before he starts his new position as head of the U.S. Marshals Service in the Southern District of Florida.

Obama, in a statement regarding four new U.S. marshal nominees in Florida, Ohio and Texas, said: ?These nominees have spent their careers risking their own safety to protect their fellow Americans.?

Source: http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/08/02/3539841/longtime-south-florida-law-officer.html

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Possible tornado causes damage in Montana town

TWIN BRIDGES, Mont. (AP) -- Strong winds and possibly a tornado caused severe damage in small southwestern Montana town, uprooting trees and blowing the roof off at least one building.

Madison County sheriff's spokesman Steve DiGiovanna says a National Weather Service representative was expected to visit Twin Bridges on Friday to determine if a tornado touched down during Thursday afternoon's storm.

He says some falling trees damaged historical buildings, including the museum, and the roof was ripped off a veterinary clinic outside of town. He says an airport hangar was destroyed, a trailer was crushed by falling trees, and a grandstand at the Madison County Fairgrounds was flipped over and destroyed.

DiGiovanna says someone took video of the storm and he witnessed what appeared to be a tornado funnel touching the ground.

The weather service reported 90 mph wind speeds in the area.

Source: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_MONTANA_STORM_DAMAGE?SITE=NELIN&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

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Steelers William Gay happy to return home and family - Behind the ...

After taking a one-year 'vacation', Gay is done taking the heat not only from the Arizona heat but also from his own family. They knew where he belonged, and now he's back home and in their good graces.

Prodigal Son, maybe?

It's not like the possibility of Steelers cornerback William Gay departing for greener shores after the 2011 season was low or anything. The Steelers gave an offer roughly in line with a veteran minimum deal when his rookie contract expired after the Steelers lost to Denver in the opening round of the 2011 Playoffs. He had offers from Tennessee, Pittsburgh, and his eventual rent-a-home team, the Arizona Cardinals.

Now, the Prodigal Son returns from where he came.

His highest value appears to be that of a nickel corner; a defender of the slot. An avid run supporter, but more accomplished at working through smaller spaces against the quicker receivers.

So far in camp, starter Cortez Allen has been on the shelf with a knee injury, and the team has moved Gay outside, but Thursday, they had Curtis Brown working on the outside, with Gay back in the slot. That's both a home-like position of security for Gay as well as a new experience. He's played in the slot in the past but he had responsibilities on the outside. If the Steelers plan to keep him in the slot above all else, perhaps he just found the space that really was home.

The slot area in Pittsburgh, and every other stadium they'll play in this year.

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Source: http://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com/2013/8/2/4579822/steelers-training-camp-William-Gay-slot-nickel-cornerback-depth-chart

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Miso Soup Health Benefits - RichinFoods

Good nutrition is also essential to maintain a strong immune system. This time I want to propose a tasty and easy recipe appropriate for it. This is a miso soup, a food of ancient origin, from Chinese and Japanese cultures, with great benefits to our health.

Health benefits of miso soup

? It provides beneficial bacteria to the intestines to help us digest and assimilate food.

? Contains important nutrients in abundance such as calcium, phosphorus, iron, potassium and magnesium.

? Other minerals such as sulfur and copper are found in lesser but significant amounts.

? is an excellent source of protein.

? is alkalizing the blood and invigorating the nervous system.

? Taking miso usually acquired resistance to disease.

? For cardiovascular diseases since it contains linoleic acid and soya lecithin dissolve cholesterol in the blood and prevent the hardening of the blood vessels.

? Thanks to its isoflavones, favouring women?s hormonal balance, the miso is very suitable in menopause helping to combat common symptoms such as suffocation and loss of calcium (Osteoporosis). In fact Asian women who consume soy in its different presentations have little symptoms during menopause.

Where and how to find the miso

It is a textured pate food we can buy in health food stores. The pure miso find it in different formats: glass jar or plastic packages and also in comfortable envelopes, where the mixture of the soup is now ready, just boil it in water, it is very practical.

3 types of miso most commonly used are:

? Soja, salt and water.
? Soy, rice, salt and water.
? Soybeans, barley, salt and water.

The two latter are the most desirable because they contain essential amino acids that the soy protein itself lacks.

Preparation of the soup:

Ingredients: ( for 4 people)

? 2 onions
? 4 carrots
? ? cabbage
? miso

Chop the 3 vegetables in the form of thin sticks. First Saute the onion 2 minutes and the carrot later. Add hot water in abundance and boil 15 minutes on a slow fire. When they have passed add the cabbage and continue to boil 8 minutes more. In the meantime, dilute a tablespoon of miso in a bowl of warm water of own soup that is being cooked. Turn off the fire and when the water stops boiling, pour the contents of the bowl to stir. If we let miso boil the bacteria die and the miso will lose their properties!

* No need of salt in this recipe because the miso soup is tasty enough.

Source: http://www.richinfoods.com/miso-soup-health-benefits.html

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SPORTS: Veteran dirt-track competitor a force at Twin Cities

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FRANKLIN ? Framed and hanging in Steve Barnett?s garage is the prize money he collected after winning his first race, a 10-lap mechanic?s event at Union County Speedway.

The $5 bill doesn?t carry nearly the purchasing power it did in 1975. However, in one sense its value contains no ceiling. Every time Barnett looks at it, he?s reminded how fortunate he is having spent the past 38 years doing something he truly loves.

?I see it about every time I go out there,? said Barnett, 56. ?I just think it?s funny I still have that because people joke that I?m so tight that I probably have the first nickel I ever made. It sort of fits my personality, I guess.?

This story appears in the print edition of The Republic. Subscribers can read the entire story online by signing in here or in our e-Edition by clicking here.

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Source: http://www.therepublic.com/view/local_story/Veteran-dirt-track-competitor-_1375331463

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Gay man suffers high price of hate: A run-in with 'guys with baseball bats'

It cost me jobs as a young adult, one employer going so far as to tell me "If we had known you were a queer, we'd never have hired you," -- Nolan

As part of our series, Costs of Coming Out, PennLive asked members of the gay, lesbian and transgender community to talk about the price they paid for coming out.

Here is one of those personal stories, penned by a gay man who gave only his first name: Nolan. Look for other stories here.

Coming out didn't cost me so much as bigotry and closed-mindedness have. And it cost me quite a bit. It cost me my family and my heritage, as well as a run-in with some guys and baseball bats when I went back "home" after coming out.

I'm not welcome in the area where I grew up. I have nieces and nephews that I've never met because of siblings that refuse to acknowledge my existence.?

I was unable to attend my father's funeral because family members thought my father would be "ashamed" to have his gay son mourning him. I'm persona non grata to my blood relatives in Texas.

It also cost me my work study jobs in college in the 1990s, which meant my "financial aid package" got smaller as no one on campus would give the "fag" a job.

The (non-religiously affiliated) college also revoked part of my financial aid package after I came out, which in turn lead to a lump sum being due at the end of the year that I could not afford to pay out all at once. So it cost me my college degree, too.

It cost me jobs as a young adult, one employer going so far as to tell me "If we had known you were a queer, we'd never have hired you."

The list goes on. And my experiences are not exceptional, especially for people who grew up in the 1980s.

Again, I don't attribute this so much to my "coming out" as I do to the pettiness, ignorance and downright hatred of others.

-- Nolan

READ MORE in the Costs of Coming Out series:

The fragile financial world of transgender people

Out at age 4 as gay, black and proud

Read the entire Cost of Coming Out series here.

Source: http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2013/08/gay_man_suffers_high_price_of.html

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