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Harnett County Government:
LAND AREA: 594.99 square miles
White: 71.8%
Black/African American: 21.7%
American Indian: 1.7%
Asian: 1.3%
Pacific Islander: 0.2%
Two or more races: 3.3%
Hispanic/Latino: 12.3% (of any race)
From State & County QuickFacts, US Census Bureau, 2015-2016.
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REGION: Coastal Plain
RIVER BASIN: Cape Fear
NEIGHBORING COUNTIES: Chatham, Cumberland, Johnston, Lee, Moore, Sampson, Wake
Harnett County, located in North Carolina's Coastal Plain region, was formed from Cumberland County in 1855. It is named for Cornelius Harnett, Revolutionary War patriot and delegate to the Continental Congress. The county's communities include Dunn, Coats, Angier, Erwin, Buies Creek, Bunnlevel, and Johnsonville, as well as the county seat, Lillington, incorporated in 1859.
The region was originally inhabited by Tuscarora and Saura (Cheraw) Indians. Among the earliest European settlers in Harnett County were Scottish immigrants, many of whom left their homeland after the 1745 Jacobite Rebellion. Forced to vow that they would never again fight the British, many Scots who adopted a neutral stance during the Revolutionary War were executed as traitors by American Patriots. Harnett County nevertheless maintained a large Scottish population-Gaelic was spoken in parts of the county well into the late nineteenth century-and even today many families in the area can trace their ancestry back to those early Scots.
Harnett County was the site of one of the last battles of the Civil War, a confrontation between Gens. William T. Sherman and William J. Hardee at Averasboro, near Erwin, on 15-17 Mar. 1865. Historical markers denote major events and a museum interprets the battle.
Harnett County's principal towns developed into important local trading and commercial centers after urban development began in the 1880s, though by the early twenty-first century the county had only recently begun to promote industrial expansion. The primary source of income remained agriculture, which either employed or indirectly sustained a majority of the county's population.
Important agricultural products include tobacco, cotton, sweet potatoes, soybeans, wheat, swine, and beef and dairy cattle. Manufactures include textiles, building materials, furniture, mobile homes, and athletic equipment. Raven Rock State Park, established in 1970, is one of the county's principal natural attractions. In 2004 the population of Harnett County was estimated at 99,600.
Annotated history of Harnett County's formation:
For an annotated history of the county's formation, with the laws affecting the county, boundary lines and changes, and other origin information, visit these references in The Formation of the North Carolina Counties (Corbitt, 2000), available online at North Carolina Digital Collections (note, there may be additional items of interest for the county not listed here):
County formation history: http://digital.ncdcr.gov/cdm/ref/collection/p16062coll9/id/289889
Index entry for the county: http://digital.ncdcr.gov/cdm/ref/collection/p16062coll9/id/290083
John Hairr, Harnett County: A History (2002).
Additional resources:
Corbitt, David Leroy. 2000. The formation of the North Carolina counties, 1663-1943. http://digital.ncdcr.gov/cdm/ref/collection/p16062coll9/id/290103 (accessed June 20, 2017).
Harnett County Government: http://www.harnett.org/
Angier Chamber of Commerce: http://www.angierchamber.org/
Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce: http://www.dunnchamber.com/
Erwin Chamber of Commerce: http://www.erwinchamber.org/
Lillington Chamber of Commerce: http://www.lillingtonchamber.org/
DigitalNC, Harnett County: http://digitalnc.org/counties/harnett-county
North Carolina Digital Collections (explore by place, time period, format): http://digital.ncdcr.gov/cdm/home/browse
Image credits:
Rudersdorf, Amy. 2010. "NC County Maps." Government & Heritage Library, State Library of North Carolina.
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ZA'ATARI, Jordan, 27 February 2013 – It's back to school for thousands of Syrian children at Za'atari refugee camp in northern Jordan.
"I am more than happy to return to school and study. I love my teachers, my classes – and I really love my studies and the girls in my class," said Arwa, a Syrian refugee child at the camp, with a joyful smile, on her return to school.
School closed for break, open for shelter
The school at the Za'atari refugee camp was closed for three weeks following heavy rains that flooded some of the refugee shelter areas. It became a make-shift home for thousands of refugees.
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CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - The MIT men's soccer team elevated its season record to 4-4 after it defeated Lasell College, 3-0, on Saturday afternoon. Christopher Desrochers, scoring his first goals of the 2005 campaign, led the Engineers' attack with two. With the loss, the Lasers drop to 5-4-1 on the year.
Walter Song put Tech on the board 4:25 into the contest by converting MIT's first penalty kick of the season. The remainder of the opening stanza saw many scoring opportunities for both squads as they each totaled eight shots. However, the Engineers held on to their 1-0 advantage through the intermission.
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- low vibration levels
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- For heavier loads (P > 0,05 C), use the reduction factor listed in table 2.
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What did you listen to when you were about 16 sitting in your room in your parent's house
I am back for Christmas and already I am sitting back up there. In my defence they need to watch Homeland and I have no clue what's going on. I will go and hang with them again when Peepshow comes on
I listened to an mp3 of this song a lot and it still sounds good to me now! I did also listen to a lot of ska punk but i'm not going to revisit that.
PPPPLLLEASE post if you think the stuff you listen to was in fact rubbish as well. I think Clutch were definitely good then.
- Kitchmo and badmanreturns this'd this
i listened to mainly
embrace, placebo, and kula shaker
I also lisened to Embrace
for some reason now I associate them with xmas?
Same here. Plus Manics.
I will always maintain that K is a brilliant, brilliant, brilliant record.
just DiS style indie really. slow club and los camp and the dirty projectors. maybe that was the time when i became obsessed with jazz punk, i can't remember
Slow Club...
are you still 16?
nah, 15 now.
Moby - Play
well from about the ages 12-16 whilst playing ISS/ISS2 in the dark.
- the_amwel this'd this
honeycrack eh
are their singles worth lots of money? there are loads knocking around here cos it's Wildhearts country.
I don't think their singles go for all that much
and the second album demo disc doesn't go for much either now because they reissued it with the recent Jackdaw4 PledgeMusic album.
I love Honeycrack. And Jackdaw4. And everything Willie Dowling puts his name to.
manic street preachers
almost exclusivelyOh_Shangri-La, automatik, Oissin_, and bokonon this'd this
spent stupid amounts of money picking up their early cd singles too
I had a mixtape (like an actual cassette) of super-rarities that someone made me
I mean really obscure stuff like Razorblade Beat, pre-New Art Riot homemade demos and shit, as well as things like Suicide Alley and all the early b-sides. Mint!
surely you could have downloaded it
we're not _that_ old are we?
I mean that song in the OP is a bonus track
when i was proper getting into them it was kind of just whilst i discovered napster and kazaa
kind of respected the cd more then, plus was probably too scared to download anything on my dial upautomatik this'd this
I remember staybeautiful.net had a load of rare singles and b-sides for download
this was pre-iTunes, so around 1999/2000 i guess. but we only had a 3GB harddrive and I needed that for Civ2 modpacks, dang it.
My mate spent £25 on the New Art Riot EP
I love the Manics as much as he does, but that seemed a bit silly to me at the time.
16- probably a mixture of Linkin Park, Papa Roach and Marylin Manson
mixed with a small bit of Incubus, Jimmy Eat World and Brand New.
Nirvana, REM, Pixies
During my "music just isn't as good as it used to be" phase. Grew out of that obviously when I discovered how to use the internet properly.
can't even think what I would've been listening to at 16
at that age in particular, I think I was in between loving grunge (and grunge-relevant stuff like Sonic Youth and Pixies) to loving IDM and trip-hop. I think.
My teenage years seem to have rolled together.Antelope this'd this
thinking about it a bit more
there was probably an absolute ton of Broken Social Scene being listened to as well. As well as the odd bit of shoegaze and post-rock.
Vibrant times.TheFatBloke this'd this
Lots of Rage Against The Machine.
Anything angry and angsty really.
Currently visiting my Dad's and just tested out Cancer 4 Cure on his nice Hi-Fi system... very tasty.
fuck, just properly read OP.
Can't believe I keep missing the Peep show. Was having some bollocks circular argument with his new girlfriend about homeopathy. Foolish.
it's nowhere near as good as it was
still many laughs though.
I had a bit of RATM also. But I saw Clutch in a small venue at the time and I liked them a lot better
Kings of Leon - Aha Shake Heartbreak
I remember listening to that alot at the time
Lest we forget
with all the abuse that Kings of Leon attract these days, that remains a fantastic album.furio, emmettcruddas, Blackjack_Bauer, and spiritofjazz this'd this
when i was 16 I went through about a four month period
...i'm sorry puff but if this chick was my own mother...
DiS ate my post there
four month period of listening to marshall mathers lp on headphones every night - still get lyrics stuck in my head on loop like an unwanted scrolling marquee
I'm glad you corrected that...
Having a four month period would have been worrying.
Brand New
The Smiths
libertines, oasis, blur, radiohead
i was a plebasaurus rex
Radiohead... lots of
Smashing Pumpkins
Pearl Jam
Manic Street Preachers
Sonic Youth
Rage against The Machine
The Cure
The Smiths
Alice in Chains
Babes in Toyland
Mother Love Bone
excuse me jabbering on endlessly
- TheGrudge this'd this
The Libertines
Babyshambles, Oasis, THE ENEMY, Glasvegas, Little Man Tate etc
Horrible. LADROCK with PROPER HAIR CUTS and REAL GUITARS or something.
Whatever it was, it definitely wasn't Lostprophets.
Never even heard of them before. Stop accusing me.Oissin_ and Kettledrum this'd this
The Smiths
The Cure, The The, just starting to listen to mainstream punk (The Clash, Stiff Little Fingers). Bowie, the Velvets. Springsteen. Roses and Mondays.
certainly most of these
which shows your age really :/
Radiohead, Morrissey, The Shins, The Postal Service, Frank Zappa
and Bloc Party. 16 was when I first started buying albums again after getting a new PC. Those bands were definitely the ones I loved that year.
I always preferred Infernal Love to Troublegum though.
Brand New
Million Dead
At the Drive-In
All still good!Kettledrum and badmanreturns this'd this
Pretty much the same as mine
Alongside The Blood Brothers who are still ace in a very-specific-aesthetic way
It was good year for bedroom-sitting
Think these were my three most-played:
Suede - Suede
Boo Radleys - Giant Steps
Manic Street Preachers - Gold against the Soul
Things I'd taped from my Dad's LPs - Neil Young - Harvest, Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother to Animals
Things I'd discovered on Sounds of the 70s - early Talking Heads, Joy Division Substance
Beatles/Nirvana/Manics on headphones...
...and Sonic Youth's Washing Machine thru the speakers when i wanted to upset everybody.
I remember asking for Strawberry Jam by AnCo for xmas
having never heard much of their work at all other than a bit of Grass, complete blind faith purchase. Remember sitting in the corner of the room and putting it in my walkman and being quietly mindfucked by Peacebone in my headphones whilst everyone else was watching whatever Disney film the BBC had picked.
Mainly the voices in my head
and a shitload of lemonheads and Teenage Fanclub.
Life was good in 93.
- bj72 this'd this
i was listening to less and less Metallica and more and from the Smiths, Blur and Lou reed's Berlin.
Alos remember slightly obsessing about the groundhogs' "Thank christ for the bomb" which i found in my dad's record collection. I think i just liked the cover art.
16 in 1992
So would've been a ton of grunge stuff
Alice In Chains
Also a combination of these as well
Sonic Youth
Dinosaur Jr
Carter USM
Ned's Atomic Dustbin
Spacemen 3
The Damned
Gary Numan
Very impressive list!
I hope Screaming Trees - Sweet Oblivion was amongst it too!!!
nas, outkast, def jux. i havent changed
Lots of Muse, Radiohead and Bloc Party
and anything with heavy guitars and super-earnest lyrics...
lots of interpol
i was obsessed (and i still like them)
Blink 182 and rhcp
Whilst playing crazy taxi
- juicegermer this'd this
16 in 2006 and I was listening to:
Billy Talent, Portugal. The Man, The Fall Of Troy and other angsty North American bands.
Also Radiohead, Bloc Party, The Smiths, The Clash
and other things mentioned by others above.
2pac, Biggy, Outkast, Nas, Snoop, Spice-1, E-40, Puff, Wyclef
R Kelly, Usher, 112, Tone Tony Toni, Ginuwine
Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Tool, Fiona, Beck
Blink 182, The Offspring, Pennywise, AC DC, Bad Religion, NOFX,
Sublime, 311, Dave Matthews (hopefully no one read this far down)
It was basically things like A, Ash, Idlewild, Silver Sun, Midget, Dustball etc.
Then I moved on to the likes of Rancid/NOFX and Deftones/Incubus...that was like 97/98...loads of stuff from them years that I've gone on to get into but this is what I was ploughing into my ears at the time.
And then more radiohead. Really obsessed back in the day.
Only 5 years ago
Probably arctic monkeys and anything else I could play on guitar...interpOl, strokes, bloc party etc
Husker Du-Candy Apple Grey
7 Seconds-Walk Together, Rock Together
19 now
i've checked my last.fm, the most prevalent artists are foals, the drums, vampire weekend, arctic monkeys, animal collective, the strokes and arcade fire. although i've no idea why i've got so many scrobbles for the drums as i thought their album was pretty disappointing.
nothing that i wouldn't still enjoy now tbh
buying a fake leather jacket, a fake strat
listening to Is This It? and pretending to be Albert Hammond Jr. just because he was the only one of the The Strokes who had this big "kind-of" afro. It's was (and i guess it's still is) tough being a 16-years-old boy with curly hair and dreaming to be a rockstar at the same time
I think that was the Xmas my mum got me
Minimum maximum and silent shout.
Nice one mum
Brand New
Biffy Clyro
Bloc Party
Manic Street Preachers
Frank Turner
Death Cab For Cutie
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Lostprophets - 2009 was a simpler time :(
That would've been 1969, so ...
Spooky Tooth/Spooky Two, MC5/Kick Out The Jams, Stooges 1st, Canned Heat/Hallelujah, NRBQ 1st, Pharoah Sanders/Karma, Savoy Brown/Blue Matter, Procol Harum/A Salty Dog, Velvet Underground/same, Little Richard/Original Grooviest 17 Hits (Specialty), Chuck Berry/Golden Decade, Stones/Beggars Banquet, and a bunch of rediscovered 50's r&b singles thanks to John Sinclair sitting in on Jerry Lubin's WABX Saturday afternoon show.
- Alex-in-Ciderland this'd this
Was 16 in 2003
So would've been when I was heavily getting into 80s/90s alt rock (I didn't really listen to much newer music then).
Stuff like My Bloody Valentine, Sonic Youth, Pavement, Pixies, Smashing Pumpkins, Eels, Blur, Radiohead.
I listened to loads of ska punk back then
I like revisiting some of it. Much of it was shite, granted, but I am glad I liked uplifting stuff back then when I was in my youthful prime. Now listening to perky stuff by NOFX or Shootin Goon almost brings a tear to my eye as I embark upon my dull life as a 30 something.
16 in 1984
Big Country, The Cult, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Iron Maiden, Marillion, The Scorpions, Simple Minds, U2, Van Halen, Whitesnake, Dio, Adam & The Ants/Adam Ant, INXS
it was 1998
joy division, new order, the cure, depeche mode, bauhaus, wire, the smiths, belle & sebastian, beck, pulp, placebo, radiohead, spiritualized, primal scream, sonic youth, pavement, underworld, the chemical brothers, daft punk, aphex twin, brian eno, david bowie, etc...
Still have a list of my top 5 tunes of that year
Wouldn't be the same now, but still listen to all this stuff now:
De La Soul ft. MF DOOM – Rock Co.Kane Flow
Masta Ace - Beautiful
Kanye West - Jesus Walks
Fabolous - Breathe
Murs - Bad Man
Had also started getting into indie-friendly stuff. Had an imported copy of Funeral, Go! Team, MIA & Sung Tongs burnt on my MP£... Wasn't really into electronic or rock that much yet beyond the stuff that got played on Radio 1 (QOTSA, White Stripea) or stuff me dad liked.
Rock Co.Kane Flow <3
Breathe is the winner though. OHHHHH WOOOOOOO WOOOOOOOOO 1 and to the 2 BREEEEAAAATHE OOOOOH 2 and to the 3 3 and to the 4 OHH THEN YOU GOTTA BREEEEEATHE UGGGGGGH UGGGGGGGGHHH *beat drop*
That beat is still awesome, so many memorable lines, I'm always a sucker for a sample finishing bars too.
Yeeah boi, Breathe would be my pick of the bunch now too...
Just Blaze's best? That was the year after Pump it Up which got some serious spins too.
Pump It Up is top 25 songs for me ever I think
Breathe would make the top 100-150.
The Wonder Stuff - Never Loved Elvis and Neds Atomic Dustbin - God Fodder
Mainly APC 1st album & White Pony & QOTSA Rated R
Whilst playing THPS2 (After being bored of the soundtrack)
I also listened to a compilation album called Family Values Tour which had all the big nu-metal acts at that time.
It has the cheesy live versions of outside by Staind but had a belter rendition of My Name Is Mud by Primus. It came in a bright pink cd case and cost me loads on import
at HMV
16 in 1989...
The House of Love
the Wedding Present
The Fall
Stone Roses
Happy Mondays
Inspiral Carpets
Neds Atomic Dustbin
Carter USM
The Wonderstuff
The Brilliant Corners
There was also some godawful Glasgow bands that I tried to get into because of a mate: Deacon Blue/Del Amitri/River Detectives. And I think I remember getting a Fine Young Cannibals album at that point.
Peter Gabriel
Kate Bush
16 was the cut off point
between listening almost exclusively to Eminem, Wu Tang Clan, Guns n' Roses and Radiohead (I was a mixed up teen) to:
Deftones, At The Drive-In, Glassjaw, Cave In, Planes Mistaken For Stars (and a bunch of Deep Elm bands), Small Brown Bike, Hundred Reasons, Biffy Clyro, Juno, Drowningman, Thursday, Candiria, Soulfly, Jimmy Eat World, Linkin Park, Papa Roach, Limp Bizkit (yep, went to see them in concert), Incubus, Alkaline Trio, Taproot, Kids Near Water, Alien Ant Farm...
I'd say that covers most of 16-17. Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence and Full Collapse probably got the most replay; Full Collapse was pretty much the official soundtrack to my Sega Dreamcast.spaffy this'd this
It would have been whatever I'd bought on my Christmas shopping trips or whatever I'd asked for for Christmas. Being a memory geek I know this to be...
Cast - All Change
Pulp - Different Class
Manics - Everything Must Go
McAlmont and Butler - The Sound of...
Charlatans - Charlatans
Chemical Brothers - Exit Planet Dust
Paul Weller - Stanley Road
Stone Roses - Second Coming
R.E.M. - Green
(What's the Story) Morning Glory was also on heavy rotation as it was *that* time (I think I'd grown bored of the Great Escape already and it had only been out for 3 months) and there was also a free CD with Q which had tunes by Suede, PJ Harvey, Portishead, Tricky, Goldie and Leftfield which I've associated with Christmas ever since.
The Wall
mostly.riverlodge this'd this
Manics, Mansun, Blur, Suede, etc.
Even though they were all in decline by 1999.
This was just before I discovered Idlewild, Seafood, My Vitriol, etc, and everything improved significantly.
The Beatles
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
I was so hopelessly in love with that band.
When I got my first car (close to turning 17 and I say 'first' car but I still have it!), I didn't have any sort of iPod hookup so the albums that got a lot of rotation were And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead's Worlds Apart and Kings of Leon's A-ha Shake Heartbreak (as someone said above, they were once a tolerable band).
Matchbox Twenty - More Than You Think You Are
This was, you recall, when they went mainstream and changed from 20 to Twenty.
I started my music listening career at 15 yrs old with Top 40 radio and knew absolutely nothing.
Then, as fate would have it, a new family computer with iTunes included a random selection of pre-installed music. One track was (incredibly enough) rockabilly punk gem 'Prisoner of Society' by The Living End. That, and an ironically found-on-the-roadside copy of Lynyrd Skynyrd's 'One More From the Road' live album got me going on the good stuff. So I ended up torn between classic rock and garage punk.


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Magic Marine Melges 24 European Championship 2013 - Corinthians Prepare For Battle As Teams Arrive In Medemblik
15 August 2013
Medemblik, Netherlands - 14 August 2013 - Melges 24 teams from across Europe are gathering at the International Sailing Centre Medemblik this week in preparation for the Magic Marine Melges 24 European Championship 2013. Registration opens on Thursday and 72 teams are expected to compete in an extremely closely fought competition for the right to claim the title of Melges 24 European Champion.
Without doubt one of the most engaging challenges of the Magic Marine Melges 24 European Championship will be the fight for the Corinthian title. 42 teams, more than half of the total entries, will be racing in the all-amateur division and it is also important to underline that the entry list includes 13 nations.
The word Corinthian isn't synonymous with a less competitive fleet: the Corinthian entry list includes a number of crews who, for various reasons, have written important pages in the history of sailing and of the International Melges 24 Class Association. Last but not least, the Corinthian teams will achieve a double success because the fleet sails as one so the Corinthians will be scored in the open division as well as in the Corinthians, which is valid as a competition in itself.
Now that Peder Jahre's Storm Capital Sail Racing has opted to sail only in the open division after a great series of Corinthian successes, the best know Corinthian is Lenny. Owned by two-time Olympic medalist Tonu Toniste (silver in Seoul 1988 and bronze in Barcelona 1992 in the 470 class), this Estonian crew has achieved a good number of brilliant results. It won the Worlds in Hyeres 2006 and the Europeans in Neaustadt 2007 and Aarhus 2011. Can they make it a Europeans hat-trick and claim a third title in Medemblik?
So they are the reigning champions, but they will have to guard against attack from their fellow countrymen aboard Rock City, owned by Tiit Vihul, another long-time owner in the International Melges 24 Class Association. Rock City can always be relied upon to put in an outstanding performance so perhaps their time has come this year?
Another interesting crew could be Marrakech Express. Representing Fraglia Vela Riva, this Italian crew is coming from the northern side of Lake Garda and will be led by Augusto Poropat, one of the youngest sailors of the fleet at 23 years of age. This already strong team have been sailing extremely well this season so perhaps they will become the first Italian team to claim the Corinthian European Melges 24 crown.
A new crew for us all to watch out for is that of Mark Eriks aboard Phoenix, who come from the small state of Lienchtestein, one of a number of new countries currently developing Melges 24 fleets.
Organised by the Royal Yacht Club Hollandia in collaboration with the International Melges 24 Class Association and the Dutch Class, the Magic Marine Melges 24 European Championship will officially open on August 15. The races are scheduled between Saturday 17 and Thursday 22, when there will be no starting sequence after 14.30. The notice of race provides for a maximum of ten races, with a discard after the end of the sixth race.
To see the entry list and for further information about the event please Visit The Event Website.


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LLLI representation at WABA HIV and Infant Feeding Meeting
(2004) Jacquie Nutt, LLL Leader and Area Coordinator for LLL of South Africa, represented La Leche League International (LLLI) at the HIV and Infant Feeding Meeting, organized by the World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) and held in Lusaka Zambia from 2-6 February. As one of WABA's Core partners, LLLI was invited by WABA to participate in this special meeting to plan WABA's response to the HIV and infant feeding issue. After 2 days of visits to field projects, the workshop started with presentations from the Core partners. Jacquie's presentation emphasized LLLI's experience and background in breastfeeding peer counseling training and the development and publication of materials that support the breastfeeding woman. Following the presentations, the meeting participants (25) divided into groups to work on action plans.
The following is Jacquie's detailed report.
By Jacquie Nutt, ACL LLL South Africa
Lusaka, Zambia
February 2-6 2004
Submitted by: Jacquie Nutt, LLL Leader, LLL of South Africa
Imagine spending a week with highly energetic breastfeeding activists and promoters. people like Felicity Savage, Audrey Naylor, Michael Latham, Ted Greiner, Nomajoni Ntombela, Beth Styer, Anwal Fazal, Arun Gupta, Sally Page Goertz, and Betty Sterken.
Those were my companions recently in Lusaka, Zambia, at a workshop designed to format a master plan for dealing with the immense infant-feeding dilemma posed by HIV/AIDS.
I represented LLLI along with other Core Partners of the World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) LINKAGES, IBFAN, Wellstart International, Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine (ABM) and the International Lactation Consultants Association (ILCA), as well as donor agencies and Zambian government health workers.
Meeting participants benefited from having this particular workshop in a country where the HIV infection rate is high and so is the culture of breastfeeding.
Our introduction to the situation was through two day-long field trips one to the north of Zambia where we visited a LINKAGES project where volunteers support mothers in exclusive breastfeeding, and the other to the south to see a UNICEF funded project. Initially the UNICEF project donated free artificial milk to HIV positive mothers until UNICEF's policy changed and free supplies were withdrawn.
For the past few years, breastfeeding advocates have been asking that artificially fed babies be followed up and the proponents of the MTCT (mother to child transmission) pilot sites have not responded to this request.
One of the priority plans from the WABA HIV and Infant Feeding Meeting is to try and get such figures from all of the pilot sites and to figure out how to ensure the best health outcomes for infants of HIV infected mothers.
Other plans involve:
1) Improved
communication between breastfeeding advocates and those recommending
replacement feeding to show that everyone wants only what is best
for babies. Funding will be sought to send WABA delegates to the major
HIV conferences. Personal contact will be made with the major HIV
researchers and it was proposed that WABA consider organising a conference
with such researchers within 3-5 years.
2) Greater access for anyone interested to HIV-related literature through the WABA website.
3) Increased training by all Core Partners (LLLI, ILCA, Wellstart, and IBFAN) on integrated breastfeeding and HIV counselors (BFHIV counselors) in an attempt to clarify what are now conflicting messages.
4) Identifying gaps in the research.
5) Strengthening support for the Code of Marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes.
LLLI's role in the WABA action plan
La Leche League's role can be with training (through the successful Peer Counsellor Training Programme) and in information dissemination. It is proposed that infant feeding in the light of HIV be considered as a topic for LLL sponsored workshops and conferences. LLLI can also inform all LLL Leaders of the WHO/UNICEF Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding (GSIYCF).
Another idea is to maximize World Breastfeeding Week activities. The 2004 theme is particularly appropriate:
Breastfeeding: The Gold Standard.
Safe Sound, Sustainable
The Golden Bow Initiative is also highlighted in the 2004 WBW Action Folder, as well as the GSIYCF. The Global Strategy calls for all governments to "promote and support exclusive breastfeeding for six months and continued breastfeeding up to two years or beyond, while providing women with the support that they require to achieve this goal."
And more about whales: On my flight back home via Johannesburg, I sat next to Audrey Naylor, President and CEO of Wellstart International, and she told me a fascinating tale of being called in to the San Diego Zoo in the late 1970s to help a baby whale latch. It was one of the first whales born there in captivity and something had gone wrong, so this 3.5-day-old baby had never suckled. All sorts of tricks were tried, including releasing thousands of litres of water from the tank to allow the helpers to manoevre the calf, but sadly all efforts were in vain and the calf died. Since then, however, San Diego zoo has had successful births, including their 19th calf on 9 February 2004.


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Egyptian Hieroglyphs
Students explore the writing of ancient Egyptians using self-directed activity booklets and a scarab reproduction. Activities include reading the inscription on the scarab, and learning how to write in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.
Cuneiform Writing
Using a stylus and a plasticine tablet, students are introduced to ancient Mesopotamian writing. Activities include writing simple sentences in cuneiform and examining a reproduced ancient cuneiform tablet.
By comparing a 19th century quilt sample with a modern version, students explore the technical mastery and traditions of this craft. Other activities include studying the pattern of pioneer quilts and reconstructing the geometry of quilt design.
Students are introduced to the concept of flight and classification of feathers, such as down and decorative.
Tattoos to Toes
Travel to a Japanese tattoo parlour, and drop in on an ancient Egyptian party! Through the examination of a variety of ROM objects and museum reproductions, students are introduced to the language and art of body decoration, across a broad spectrum of cultures and peoples.
Japan: Writing
Using an ink brush, ink stone and ink stick students are introduced to Japanese writing. Other exercises include an examination of Japanese characters, signature seals, and a modern Japanese publication.
Japan: Toys & Games
This examination includes playing with contemporary and traditional Japanese toys and games. Activities include drawing a kokeshi (wooden) doll, designing a Japanese kite and learning how to play Jan Ken Pon.
Japan: Numbers & Soroban
Through self-directed activity booklets, students learn how to write Japanese numbers and use a soroban (abacus). Activities include writing Japanese characters and doing simple addition and subtraction on the soroban.
Japan: Food
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Review Date: Wednesday, August 10, 2011
The mission of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD) is the prevention of disease, disability, and death through immunization and by control of respiratory and related diseases. NCIRD balances its efforts in the domestic and global arenas as well as accommodates the specific needs of all populations at risk of vaccine preventable diseases from children to older adults.
The National Health Information Center (NHIC) is a health information referral service sponsored by the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. NHIC puts health professionals and consumers who have health questions in touch with those organizations that are best able to provide answers. Using a database that contains descriptions of health-related organizations, NHIC staff refer people to the most appropriate resource. Spanish language information specialists are available.
Review Date: Thursday, July 14, 2011
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is a Federal agency established by the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 with responsibility for conducting research and making recommendations for the prevention of work-related illness and injuries. The Institute's day-to-day functions include: investigating potentially hazardous working conditions as requested by employers or employees; evaluating hazards in the workplace, ranging from chemicals to machinery; creating and disseminating methods for preventing disease, injury, and disability; and conducting research and providing scientifically valid recommendations for protecting workers.
Review Date: Wednesday, July 20, 2011
The NIH mission is to uncover new knowledge that will lead to better health for everyone. NIH provides leadership and direction to programs designed to improve the health of the Nation by supporting research: in the causes, diagnosis, prevention, and cure of human diseases; in the processes of human growth and development; in the biological effects of environmental contaminants in the understanding of mental, addictive and physical disorders; in directing programs for the collection, dissemination, and exchange of information in medicine and health, including the development and support of medical libraries and the training of medical librarians and other health information specialists. Compromised of 27 seperate Institutes and Centers, NIH is located in Bethesda, Maryland. NIH provides information and materials to assist the general public, professional public, and media representatives in understanding the new and developing health advances from the NIH.
Review Date: Wednesday, August 17, 2011
The National Vaccine Program Office coordinates vaccine-related activities between other Department of Health and Human Services agencies, and provides leadership to carry out the disease-prevention goals of the National Vaccine Plan. This site provides information about the National Vaccine Plan and National Vaccine Advisory Committee.
Review Date: Friday, August 19, 2011
The mission of this branch of the armed services is to ensure Navy and Marine Corps readiness through leadership in prevention of disease and promotion of health. To achieve this goal, NEHC's vision is: to be dynamic, responsive, and innovative; to be global partners in public health: to have senior specialists and specialty leaders compete for assignment to this command; encourage a work environment that fosters team building and empowers each individual to be a leader; to develop and reinforce the definitive expertise as well as the skills necessary for individuals to participate fully as respected members of a team; to use state-of-the-art facilities and equipment that enhance teamwork and information exchange; and to provide proactive and responsive service.
Review Date: Friday, April 18, 2014
The mission of the NIEHS is to reduce the burden of human illness and disability by understanding how the environment influences the development and progression of human disease. To have the greatestimpact on preventing disease and improving human health, the NIEHS focuses on basic science, disease-oriented research, global environmental health, and multidisciplinary training for researchers. The NIEHS achieves its mission through: Extramural research and training, funded by grants and contracts, to scientists, environmental health professionals, and other groups worldwide, Intramural research conducted by scientists at the NIEHS facility and in partnership with scientists at universities and hospitals, Toxicological testing and test validation by the National Toxicology Program, and Outreach and communications programs that provide reliable health information to the
public and scientific resources to researchers.
Review Date: Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Some of EPA's top priorities are to improve air quality, take action on climate change, and clean up our communities. EPA's work on these priorities falls under the Clean Air Act and includes developing national programs, technical policies and regulations for controlling air pollution and radiation exposure. These efforts help protect the health of all Americans by preventing pollution and increasing energy efficiency, improving indoor and outdoor air quality, reducing industrial air pollution and pollution from vehicles and engines, protecting the stratospheric ozone layer, reducing acid rain, and addressing climate change.
Review Date: Thursday, April 28, 2011
The mission of the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (ODPHP) is to provide leadership for disease prevention and health promotion among Americans. ODPHP undertakes this mandate through the formulation of national health goals and objectives; the coordination of the Department of Health and Human Services activities in disease prevention, health promotion, preventive health services, and health information and education with respect to the appropriate use of health care; and the stimulation of public and private programs and strategies to enhance the health of the Nation. ODPHP is organized around four areas: prevention policy, clinical preventive services, nutrition policy, health communication, and Telehealth. ODPHP's Prevention Policy oversaw the development of HEALTHY PEOPLE 2000, the national prevention agenda, and manages the process by which progress is monitored. ODPHP's Clinical Preventive Services staff promote the appropriate use of immunizations, screening tests, patient counseling, and other prevention activities in clinical settings. The staff coordinate the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force and its development of age- and sex-specific guidelines for preventive services. ODPHP acts as a catalyst for activities that strengthen the Department's capabilities and national leadership in nutrition research, nutrition monitoring, nutrition services and training, nutrition education, food safety and quality, and international nutrition. ODPHP promotes improved access to health information through coordination of Federal health information resources and partnerships with local channels, such as libraries. ODPHP manages the Federal gateway to consumer health information on the Internet, healthfinder (www.healthfinder.gov). ODPHP also operates the National Health Information Center (NHIC). The Science Panel on Interactive Communication and Health (SciPICH) is promoting the evaluation of effective communication technology for health information and education.
The Office of Public Health Genomics (OPHG) aims to integrate genomics into public health research, policy, and programs, which could improve interventions designed to prevent and control the country's leading chronic, infectious, environmental, and occupational diseases.
Review Date: Tuesday, October 06, 2015
The Department of Health and Human Services is the United States government's principal agency for protecting the health of all Americans and providing essential human services, especially for those who are least able to help themselves. The Department includes more than 300 programs, covering a wide spectrum of activities. Some highlights include medical and social science research; preventing outbreak of infectious disease, including immunization services; assuring food and drug safety; Medicare (health insurance for elderly and disabled Americans) and Medicaid (health insurance for low-income people); financial assistance for low-income families (AFDC); child support enforcement; improving maternal and infant health; Head Start (pre-school education and services); preventing child abuse and domestic violence; substance abuse treatment and prevention; and services for older Americans, including home-delivered meals HHS is the largest grant-making agency in the federal government, providing some 60,000 grants per year. HHS' Medicare program is the nation's largest health insuror, handling more than 800 million claims per year. HHS works closely with State and local governments, and many HHS-funded services are provided at the local level by state or county agencies, or through private sector grantees. The Department's programs are administered by 11 HHS operating divisions. In addition to the services they deliver, the HHS programs provide for equitable treatment of beneficiaries nationwide, and they enable the collection of national health and other data.
The vision of the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) is to "create productive and meaningful change in Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities." Towards the accomplishment of this vision the President has appointed a fifteen-member Commission composed of AAPI leaders to advise him on three major goals: develop, monitor and coordinate federal efforts to improve Asian American and Pacific Islander participation in government programs; foster research and data collection for AAPI populations and sub-populations; and increase public and private sector and community involvement in improving the health and well-being of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI). Visit this agency's web site to learn more about the activities and progress of the AAPI initiative.
Review Date: Friday, May 01, 2009
The American Cancer Society (ACS) was originally established as the American Society for the Control of Cancer in 1913, and became the ACS in 1945. ACS is the voluntary organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem. It conducts and supports programs of research, education, and service to the cancer patient. The Society's immediate goal of saving more lives is served through educating the public about prevention and early detection of cancer, the importance of prompt treatment, and the possibilities of cure, through educating the medical profession to the latest advances in diagnosis and treatment of cancer, and through direct service to the cancer patient and the patient's family. Public education activities include a toll-free cancer information services publication of a variety of pamphlets, educational programs conducted in schools and communities, and presentation of materials in the mass media. The Society has a comprehensive professional education program designed to motivate physicians, dentists, and nurses to use the best cancer management techniques. The Society conducts service and rehabilitation programs for cancer patients and their families. ACS supports cancer research through several types of research grants and disseminates the research results. ACS has 17 divisions as well as over 3400 local units.
Review Date: Thursday, June 25, 2009
The American College of Preventive Medicine (ACPM) helps to improve the health of individuals and populations through evidence based health promotion, disease prevention, and systems-based approaches to improving health and health care.
Review Date: Wednesday, December 07, 2011
AmFAR is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the support of AIDS research (both basic-biomedical and clinical research), AIDS prevention, and the advocacy of sound AIDS-related public policy. To fund its research, advocacy, and public information programs, AmFAR mobilizes the good will, energy, and generosity of caring people everywhere to unite in support of the research effort that ultimately is the only means through which a solution to the epidemic of HIV/AIDS will be found. Since 1985, AmFAR has invested more than $140 million to support its programs, primarily through grants to more than 1,700 research teams.
Review Date: Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Representing more than 78,000 osteopathic physicians (DOs) around the world, the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) serves as the professional family for all DOs and osteopathic medical students. In addition to serving as the primary certifying body for DOs, the AOA is the accrediting agency for all osteopathic medical schools and has federal authority to accredit hospitals and other health care facilities.
Review Date: Thursday, July 09, 2015
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) is a non-profit health organization dedicated to finding a cure for and controlling asthma and allergies. Founded in 1953, AAFA serves the 60 million Americans with asthma and allergic diseases by supporting scientific research, patient education programs, public and governmental advocacy and a network of chapters and educational support groups throughout the nation. Complementing these efforts is AAFA's Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month activities each May and ongoing public education campaigns.
Review Date: Monday, March 28, 2011
BrightFocus Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that funds research into cures for Alzheimer's disease, macular degeneration and glaucoma, and provides the public with information about risk factors, preventative lifestyles, available treatments and coping strategies.
Review Date: Thursday, March 14, 2013
CDC's Division for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention works to improve cardiovascular health through public health strategies and policies that promote healthy lifestyles and behaviors, healthy environments and communities, and access to early and affordable detection and treatment. CDC employs science, connections, and action to prevent, detect, and improve standards of care for heart disease and stroke and to reduce associated health disparities. CDC provides funding, technical support, and resources to state health departments, tribes, and other partners.
Review Date: Wednesday, July 13, 2011
CDC's National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP) is at the forefront of the nation's efforts to prevent and control chronic diseases. The Division of Adult and Community Health (DACH) is charged with managing programs that provide cross-cutting, chronic disease and health promotion expertise. DACH's activities include Communities Putting Prevention to Work, a program developed to impact the nation's health by reducing chronic diseases related to obesity and tobacco. In addition to supporting programs that foster healthy aging and healthy communities, DASH's Prevention Research Centers (PRC), an interdependent network of community, academic, and public health partners, conduct prevention research and promote the wide use of practices proven to promote good health.
The Intercultural Cancer Council (ICC) promotes policies, programs, partnerships, and research to eliminate the unequal burden of cancer among racial and ethnic minorities and medically underserved populations in the United States and its associated territories. The ICC works in partnership with both federal and private agencies and institutions.
Review Date: Thursday, December 11, 2008
The National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by eating disorders. NEDA campaigns for prevention, improved access to quality treatment, and increased research funding to better understand and treat eating disorders. NEDA works with partners and volunteers to develop programs and tools to help everyone who seeks assistance, including NEDAwareness Week. NEDA's confidential national toll-free helpline assists families, friends and individuals find appropriate treatment in addition to support through NEDA's Parent, Family & Friends Network (PFN).
Review Date: Thursday, January 19, 2012
The mission of this organization is to promote dental infection control and related science-based health and safety policies and practices. OSAP supports this commitment to the dental workers and the public through quality education and information dissemination. OSAP's membership comprises individual dentists, hygienists, assistants, physicians, nurses, students, researchers, educators, policymakers, industry representatives, and agency and association staff members with an interest in dental infection control, occupational health, and practice safety.
Review Date: Thursday, August 19, 2010
The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization (WHO), was formerly known as the International Sanitary Bureau. It is composed of 35 member governments in the Americas and three European governments. PAHO, in its centennial year of existence, serves the health needs of the population of the Americas. The Organization continuously strives to address the health problems and inequities of the Americas, so that all citizens of the Region may lead socially and economically productive lives. PAHO's website provides general information about both itself and WHO, answers inquiries, and provides information on a variety of international health subjects in English and in Spanish.
Review Date: Tuesday, July 01, 2008
The major focus of the Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention (RCAP) is the promotion of HIV/STD prevention in rural America, with the goal of reducing HIV/STD incidence. The RCAP develops and evaluates educational materials and approaches, examines the behavioral and social barriers to HIV/STD prevention which can be applied to prevention programming, and provides prevention resources to professionals and the public. The Center, which began operations in 1994, is headquartered at Indiana University and is a joint project of Indiana University, Purdue University, and Texas A&M University.
Review Date: Tuesday, December 16, 2008
This nonprofit, public foundation is concerned with increasing public awareness of the sun's harmful rays and stresses the importance of preventive measures against the damaging effects of ultraviolet radiation. The Foundation encourages people to recognize skin cancer early, when detection and prompt treatment hold the best chance for effective management and survival. The Foundation conducts public and medical education programs and provides support for medical research on skin cancer. Under the Foundation's aegis, skin cancer authorities from here and abroad recurrently meet in a World Congress on Cancers of the Skin to exchange views and present findings from their clinical studies and basic research into the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of skin cancer.
Review Date: Wednesday, August 18, 2010
The Stanford Prevention Research Center was formed at Stanford University in 1984 to conduct interdisciplinary research into the prevention and control of chronic disease. Funded by Stanford University and state, federal, and private grants, the SPRC is founded on a population- or community-level perspective of disease prevention and health promotion.
Review Date: Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Cleveland Clinic, located in Cleveland, Ohio, is a not-for-profit multispecialty academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research and education. Cleveland Clinic was founded in 1921 by four renowned physicians with a vision of providing outstanding patient care based upon the principles of cooperation, compassion and innovation. About 2,000 full-time salaried physicians and researchers and 7,600 nurses at Cleveland Clinic represent more than 100 medical specialties and subspecialties. In addition to its main campus, Cleveland Clinic operates nine regional hospitals in Northeast Ohio, Cleveland Clinic Florida, the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas and Cleveland Clinic Canada. In 2008, there were more than 4.2 million visits throughout the Cleveland Clinic health system and 165,000 hospital admissions. Patients came for treatment from every state and from more than 80 countries.
Review Date: Thursday, April 15, 2010
The World Health Organization (WHO) came into being on April 7, 1948 when the 26th United Nations member ratified its Constitution. The objective of WHO is the attainment by all peoples of the highest possible level of health. In support of its main objective, the WHO has a wide range of functions including the following: to act as the directing and coordinating authority on international health work; to promote technical cooperation; to assist Governments, upon request, in strengthening health services; to furnish appropriate technical assistance, and in emergencies, necessary aid; to stimulate and advance work on the prevention and control of epidemic, endemic and other diseases; to promote, in cooperation with other specialized agencies where necessary, the improvement of nutrition, housing, sanitation, recreation, economic or working conditions and other aspects of environmental hygiene; to promote and coordinate biomedical and health services research; to promote improved standards of teaching and training in the health, medical and related professions; to establish and stimulate the establishment of international standards for biological, pharmaceutical and similar products, and to standardize diagnostic procedures; and to foster activities in the field of mental health, especially those activities affecting the harmony of human relations. WHO also proposes conventions, agreements, regulations and makes recommendations about international nomenclature of diseases, causes of death and public health practices. It develops, establishes and promotes international standards concerning foods and biological, pharmaceutical and similar substances.
The National Council of Young Men's Christian Associations of the United States of America, (The YMCA of the USA), is actively involved in improving spiritual, mental, and physical health through its over 2,000 local member associations. YMCA fitness and health programs are based on preventive health care activities designed to head off heart disease, stroke, and other afflictions before they begin to develop. Prevention programs designed for people of all ages include fitness testing, aerobic conditioning, health education, individual and group fitness regimens, and weight management. Programs geared to children in kindergarten through grade nine combine exercise with educational activities which teach cardiovascular health concepts. Prevention programs for adults offer fitness assessment and development of individualized programs for exercise and conditioning. Intervention programs include a program designed to prevent back pain and educational and rehabilitation programs for cardiac patients. Certification programs are offered for health and fitness instructors. Local YMCAs publish flyers announcing their health and fitness programs.
Review Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2009
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From Ogden down to Provo there are 81 Thai restaurants to choose from. I feel fortunate to have found this place. Located just East of Village Baker in Sandy, this place is a real find for those seeking not only great tasting Thai food, but also a great lunch time value. I ordered the lunch special and paid just $7 dollars. By the time I was done with my meal, I could barely walk due to so much food. But it was a good problem to have, the food was awesome!
When I got this soup, it reminded me of something that Charlie Button's family would have made before he got the golden ticket. It was clear, with a few cilantro leaves floating around, with some thin slices of potato on the inside. It was definitely simple, but tasted amazing. Very light, not much too it. I think they snuck some lemon or lime in there as well. I absolutely loved it, and the size was just right. If you are worried about not getting enough food at this point, don't be. You have a king size platter of yummy that is coming out to you.
Each lunch special comes with your choice of steamed rice, chowmein, or fried rice. Your choice of entrée, your choice of soup or salad and meat fried wontons. I went with the Yellow Curry Chicken, but you could also choose BBQ Chicken, Pad Ka Prow Pork, Sweet and Sour Pork, Ginger Chicken, Green Curry Chicken, Massaman Curry Beef, Garlic and Pepper Chicken, Beef Broccoli, or Red Curry Chicken.
I really loved this dish. First of all, the fried rice was amazing, some of the best I've had anywhere. The Yellow Curry chicken had enough sauce, that I could take spoonfuls of fried rice and dip it in the curry sauce. Delicious! The chicken itself was as good as anywhere around. I don't consider myself an expert on Thai food, but I think this place has to be near the top of the heap. The only thing I couldn't figure out were the triangle meat fried wontons. They didn't do much for me, but the spicy sweet sauce made them taste better.
The service here was second to none. I never had to ask for my water to be topped off, and the owner came out and made sure everything was okay with my plate. In hindsight I probably should have left the remaining bites on my plate because I was full way before I finished. The food was too good though. When I got back to the office, my full stomach coupled with the fact the building was like 80 degrees, I really had to divert all backup energy to digestion and staying awake. I'll be honest, I didn't get a lot of work done that afternoon.
Red Basil Thai Bistro is a must stop for the Thai food lover, or just someone looking for a great lunch special.


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SocialMiner Administration - SocialMiner system experiences intermittent network issues
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SocialMiner system experiences intermittent network issues
|Problem Summary
| SocialMiner systems running on all ESXi host versions may experience intermittent network issues. Examples of these issues include:
• Unable to perform Chat and a timeout error is presented to the user.
• User sees an error related to not receiving real time updates in the user interface.
|Error Message
| Potential error messages that may be seen with this issue include:
• A timeout occurred loading the application. Refresh the browser or try again later. If problem persists, you may need to check your network connectivity.
• Your browser is currently not receiving real-time updates. Please try to refresh or contact your system administrator.
|Possible Cause
|Large Received Offload (LRO) is not disabled on the host.
|Recommended Action
| Check the ESXi "Net" settings and disable LRO on the host. LRO can be disabled on ESXi/ESX hosts using this procedure.
• Log in to the ESXi host or vCenter Server by using the vSphere Client.
• Navigate to the host in the inventory tree, and on the Configuration tab click Advanced Settings under Software.
• Select Net and scroll down until you reach parameters starting with Vmxnet.
• Set the following LRO parameters from 1 to 0:
• Reboot the ESXi/ESX host to apply the changes.
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I have been the morning show partner of Brian Gary for 29 years on K99 as the "The Good Morning Guys". The lovely Susan Moore has been with us for the past 16 years. Brian and I are proud that we have been named the CMA Small Market Broadcast Personalities of the year twice. (2008, 2013) and are 2017 Inductees in the Country Radio Hall of Fame. We are even more proud that our 28 Hours of Hope has raised over one million dollars over the past 19 years. I have have been married to the love of my life, Jenny, since 1994! We don't have any kids, but we have two cats, Frosty & Benny, that we consider our children. I am a simple man. I love watching TV, especially the Broncos. I like playing on my iPad when I have free time. Jenny and I also love to go camping, although we don't get the pop-up out as much as we would like to. I love my job and can't wait to put in another quarter of a century.
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Valentine's Day Ideas For the Cheap Romantic
There are ways to be romantic and not spend a ton of money. Todd Harding has done everything on this list over the years. Some of the ideas do take a little bit of work. These are Todd's 5 favorite money-saving Valentine's Day Ideas.


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The 2013 Dine Out Vancouver Festival will run January 18 to Feburary 3 all across Vancouver, BC. Hundreds of restaurants will participate in the event and each will offer unique three (or more) course prix-fix meals at $18, $28 or $38 per person. Many will pair their meals with British Columbia fine wines and craft beers.
Nearly 70,000 diners are expected to reserve online for the Dine Out Vancouver Festival, with many more making reservations by phone or in person, so now is the time to reserve your accommodations. Why not pair your fine dining experience with the equally fine Greater Vancouver lodging of our member bed and breakfast inns?
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Believe it or not, the high school basketball season is nearly at its halfway point making every game meaningful. On Saturday night, St. Mark's was able to pull off a fourth-quarter rally to sneak by the Dover Senators, 39-37.
The Senators opened the season miserably, dropping six of their first seven contests. However, lately Dover has turned things around and playing much better basketball which translated into three straight wins heading into Saturday's contest with the Spartans.
St. Mark's entered Saturday night's game near the top of the standings at 7-1, winners of five straight – all by double-digits.
Early on Saturday night, both teams showed why they came into the game on winning streaks. While it wasn't always pretty, both teams were aggressive and did their best to dictate the tempo. After a rough start offensively, Dover got into a groove late in the first to take a two-point lead after one.
In the second, the Spartans offense started to catch fire as St. Mark's skillfully found their way through Dover defensive pressure for some tic-tac-toe plays ending with lay-ins.
On the other side, Dover was having some trouble breaking through the Spartan press which led to some turnovers and all-in-all took the Senators out of any offensive flow. After one half, the Spartans led three at 26-23.
After an offensive explosion in the second quarter that saw both teams combine for 31 points, the second half was a very different story.
In the third quarter, the Senators' defense kept the Spartans to just two points. Dover didn't allow a field goal to St. Mark's in the entire quarter, with the Spartans' two points coming off of free throws.
While their defense was busy locking things down, the Dover offense went into action in the third giving the Senators a four-point lead heading into the final quarter of play.
In the fourth, the Spartans offense caught fire again led by Nick Papa who scored a game-high 22 points. St. Mark's outscored Dover 11-5 in the quarter and held the Senators scoreless over the final few minutes of the game to preserve the victory.
While it's certainly a tough loss for Dover, they have little time to lick their wounds. They're back in action Tuesday when they travel south to take on divisional opponent Sussex Tech (8-3).
For the Spartans, they'll try to make it seven wins in a row when they travel to Sanford to take on the Warriors on Tuesday afternoon.