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Clinton met with Israeli officials in Washington and called the 3,000 new homes in the area known as E1 a potential impediment to a "negotiated peace" between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Dr Sebastien Farnaud of the Dr Hadwen Trust and Prof Roger Lemon of UCL debate the ethics and uses of tests on monkeys
The opening piece by Dr Farnaud contained so many anti-vivisection tropes I was moved to repeat it here (with my comments):
"I thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to start this discussion about a very controversial matter, the validity of the use of non-human primates in medical research, a subject in which, as a medical research charity, the Dr Hadwen Trust is particularly interested."No, the Dr Hadwen Trust was set up specifically to oppose animal research.
"The first thing to consider is the aim of the Bateson report, which has just been published, its standpoint and who wrote it.
This report is an independent review commissioned by all the major research funders in the UK, to assess the quality, outputs and impacts of research carried out on non-human primates, and their benefits to human health. This review follows the publication in 2006 of the Weatherall report by a working group chaired by Sir David Weatherall that recommended that the major funding organisations should undertake a systematic review of the outcome of all their research using non-human primates (NHPs) supported over the last decade.
Interestingly, whereas the Weatherall report was unambiguously in favour of the use of NHP in medical research, the Bateson report adopts a more challenging position. Professor Bateson, who is emeritus professor of ethology at Cambridge University and president of the Zoological Society of London, is very well respected within the scientific community.
It is therefore very important that statements in his report, indicating that almost one in 10 research projects that used monkeys in the UK result in no scientific or medical benefit, are not ignored. He also states that the justification for some projects carried out over a 10-year period from 1996 was "inadequate or insufficient" and that future projects involving non-human primates that could not demonstrate plausible medical or social benefits should not be funded."
I think only 1:10 experiments showing no scientific or medical benefit is a surprisingly high proportion showing benefit. I'd imagine most scientific research is of minimal use, even medical research, and a figure as high as 90% showing benefit is amazing. Justification for most experiments, when considered outside the narrow question of what people in a particular scientific field think is interesting, is generally poor anyway. So again, I see little to criticise primate experiments over any other area of science.
"The reviewers also reported the unnecessary and unjustified repetition of work published a decade earlier."To be fair, there are plenty of reasons to repeat experiments done a decade earlier, including replicating a study to show that the effect is robust and repeatable, and verifying that you are performing a particular technique correctly by reproducing a know effect so you can then go on to develop that further.
"These points underline that the issue is not simply an ethical issue but also a scientific one. This simply questions the scientific validity of NHP use in medicine."
No it doesn't. 10% does not equal 100%.
"The report recommends the promotion and development of alternatives to the use of NHP in research."Well, duh! I imagine 'mom and apple pie' also get a mention.
"Since most diseases studied in NHP are human diseases that do not naturally occur in NHPs, it seems logical to try to develop models which are from the start human-relevant. Here we have to make clear that nobody is proposing we use invasive methods on human subjects. On the other hand, advanced techniques, which were barely mentioned in the Weatherall report, are highlighted in the Bateson report.. These techniques include, for example, magnetoencephalography (MEG) and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), non-invasive imaging techniques that are already in use to help us understand diseases and the needs of patients who suffer from neurological disorders. Organisations such as the Dr Hadwen Trust have promoted and funded these techniques for over a decade."
Yeah, because if fMRI doesn't have the anatomical resolution then MEG or TMS are going to do the trick. If wishes were horses...
"One very important point that the report makes concerns regulation. It emphasises the importance of and the need for a robust system of regulation for animal experiments, at a time when the Home Office is preparing the implementation of the new EU directive for the protection of animals used for scientific purposes."Good job UK regulation is the tightest in he world (which is not to say it doesn't focus excessively on process and paperwork rather than welfare).
"To conclude I would say that although this report will not please everybody, I like to believe that it is a first step towards major changes, a different attitude that will challenge the use of NHPs in medical research."Indeed.


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Saturday 30th September 2017
Midland Football League Premier
Coleshill Town 2 v 1 Heanor Town
Coleshill: Jordan Nadat, Matt Gardner.
Heanor: Shaun Roulston.
Attendance: 123.
Opposition Player Of The Match: Shaun Roulston ( Heanor)
Supporters Club Man Of The Match, Sponsored by Greensleeves: Joe Halsall.
Coleshill: Paul Hathaway, Jorna Moulton, Anton Astley, Rob Evans, Luke Edwards, Danny Tymon (Matt Gardner), Ryan Edmunds (Drew Aiton), Joe Halsall, Jordan Nadat, Reece Leek, Dean Rathbone. Subs not used Giovanni Dainty, Jesse Race, Liam Molesworth.
Heanor: Cammidge, Marriott, Oliver, Craddock, Shaun Roulston, Hall, Naylor, Brown, Reeves, Vickers, Lee. Subs: Wilkinson, Gordon, Stockley, Robley, Scott.
Leaders Coleshill Town defeated Heanor Town 2-1, Jordan Nadat and Matt Gardner with the goals.
By Craig Hamilton
Coleshill kicked off and went straight on the attack but could not find a finish against a solid Heanor defence and this would set the pattern of play as Heanor started to take control of the game.
A left wing cross was fumbled by Paul Hathaway in the Coleshill goal but the danger was cleared for a corner which was swung into the area for the Heanor centre half Roulston to head home with a powerful header on 8 minutes.
Then good build up play by Coleshill saw the ball find its way to Danny Tymon but his shot from 20 yards was easily saved, then Coleshill had another chance as a long ball over the Heanor defence was deflected just past the post for a corner. But Heanor started to take control of the game and some smart football down their right saw a cross find Vickers free in the box but Paul Hathaway saved the effort.
Coleshill start to get into the game and good play in midfield saw Dean Rathbone cross the ball into the box but saw Jordan Nadat's header hit the top of the crossbar and went over. Then a right wing free kick by Ryan Edmunds saw Rob Evans put the ball in the net but the referee saw it was handball and disallowed the goal.
After Heanor had had the better play of the first half Coleshill had a few chances as first Dean Rathbone shot wide and then Ryan Edmunds saw a header cleared off the line but their efforts soon get rewarded as Reece Leek won the ball in midfield and played the ball to Jordan Nadat who held off the defender and took the ball round the keeper to equalise on 40 minutes. The action didn't stop there as Heanor nearly snatched the lead as Reeves collected a long ball beat Rob Evans but saw his shot saved by Paul Hathaway.
The first half ends 1-1 with both sides playing some good football but Heanor the better side for long periods.
Coleshill came out for the second half and their intention was clear from the start as Ryan Edmunds beat two defenders but his cross/shot went wide. Then a ball out to Reece Leek on the left saw him cut inside the defender and curl a shot from 20 yards that Cammidge in the Heanor goal did well to save. Coleshill were playing much better now and a right wing free kick to the far post was headed back across goal but Joe Halsall saw his effort cleared off the line. Matt Gardner was then sent on for Danny Tymon in a change in formation.
Heanor were still not out of the game though and they won the ball in midfield and played in to Reeves but again he shot wide and this proves to be their last real chance as Coleshill regain the momentum and Jorna Moulton played a good ball to Reece Leek down the right but his cross was missed by Jordan Nadat. Ryan Edmunds was then replaced by Drew Aiton and he got straight into the game winning his first tackle. Anton Astley then found Dean Rathbone but he bent his shot wide with just 5 minutes to play.
It looked like a draw was a fair result with the way both sides had played but then in the last minute Drew Aiton picked the ball up in midfield and hit a bullet like shot from 30 yards that hit the underside of the bar and bounced down and as the Heanor defence scramble to clear the ball Matt Gardner reacts quickest and stabs the ball over the line from 2 yards to give Coleshill a 2-1 lead and there is no time for any more action as the referee blows for full-time.
After being the better side for long periods of the first half Heanor will be disappointed not to take anything from the game but Coleshill showed in the second half why they are top of the league playing a lot better and showing grit and determination not to be beaten.
A Match Report taken from the Heanor web site
http://www.heanortownfc.co.uk/teams/147 ... /1-2891618
Late Coleshill winner prevents Lions from claiming deserved point
Matthew Gardner's last-gasp winner denied Heanor a share of the spoils in an entertaining game at Pack Meadow.
As has often been the case this season Heanor started the game well, and took the lead in the 8th minute when Shaun Roulston was given the freedom of Coleshill to head home from a corner.
The Lions continued to create chances and nearly added to their tally when Elliott Reeves found his close range effort blocked by the Coleshill 'keeper following an incisive counter-attack.
However, Coleshill were themselves creating chances and had a goal disallowed in the 23rd minute after Robert Evans produced his best Maradona impression to needlessly punch the ball into the net. He subsequently received a yellow card.
Ten minutes before half-time, the Lions had a good shout for penalty when Jordan Lee's jinking run was ended abruptly in the penalty area, however, the referee waved away any appeals.
Moments later, Coleshill got their equaliser after Jordan Nadat got on the end of a long ball to slot his effort under the advancing Cammidge.
Heanor were not be undeterred, however, and Reeves capitalised on some sloppy Coleshill play to tee up Jordan Lee, but Lee's effort was straight at the 'keeper.
The second half saw Heanor deal well with increased Coleshill pressure, including a smart save by Cammidge from Reece Leek's powerful effort from 30 yards.
There were opportunities for Heanor, however, and none better than when Reeves dragged his effort just wide after being played in.
But, after defending stoically throughout the half, Coleshill managed to grab a winner in the dying moments of the game. Drew Aiton's thunderous strike cannoned off the bar and Matthew Gardner bundled home the rebound.
It was a result Heanor certainly didn't deserve, and they will look to get back to winning ways against Highgate United on Saturday 7th October.
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Listen to Joshua Keating read his most popular post from the month of June.
"Who Is Middle Class?" was originally published in Slate on June 12, 2014. It was one of Joshua Keating's most read articles in June. You can keep up with Joshua's latest writing on his blog, The World.
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As motorists head out the door for their morning commute, coffee cups in hand, the sound most would like to hear is their favorite song playing on the radio.
Cammie Heath said she hoped for this moment and now it's become a reality.
City Council voted unanimously at its Tuesday, Sept. 11, meeting to appoint Heath as the city of Lancaster's new court administrator. She succeeds Darlene Whitley, who retired earlier this year.
Heath, who served as interim court administrator the past few months, has been with the city for nearly 11 years, working as an associate municipal judge.
Her appointment as court administrator took effect immediately.
A commission charged with oversight of the state's universities and colleges has ranked the University of South Carolina Lancaster as the most successful two-year campus in the state.
According to a summary of college and university graduation rates prepared by the S.C. Commission on Higher Education (SC CHE), USCL scored a success rate of 66.9 percent.
A Lancaster sporting goods store was closed Thursday. Sept. 13, after it was involved in a head-on collision with a driverless pickup truck.
The accident, at Hibbett Sports in the Lancer Center on S.C. 9 Bypass West, occurred just before noon as store manager Kayla Williams and employee Samantha Geiger assisted customers on what, until then, had been a routine day.
KERSHAW – The melody of the "Star-Spangled Banner" belted from Gordon Hann's trumpet in a way that suggested strength and pride.
Those within range stood at attention and listened intently as small American flags flapped slightly in the mild wind.
While Hann's musical notes spoke of freedom, the circle formed by the people on hand at Kershaw's Stevens Park represented the type of unity that event organizers had in mind.
A Great Falls man remained hospitalized at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 11, a few days after accidentally shooting himself in the stomach.
The 46-year-old man was found by deputies just after 9 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9, inside an apartment in the 1000 block of Woodcreek Apartments, which is off Meeting Street, after the man's friend called 911, according to a Lancaster County Sheriff's Office incident report.
Roads have come a long way during the last century.
An Indian Land woman won big in the S.C. Education Lottery three weeks ago.
According to a lottery press release, the unidentified woman won $250,000 by matching the first five numbers of the Aug. 17 Mega Millions drawing – (8-20-24-35 56). Her chances of winning were 1 in 3,904,701.
The woman said she was parked in front of a convenience store when she realized she'd won and that her legs nearly failed her when she stepped out her car.
United Way of Lancaster County is seeking dedicated volunteers to staff a local income tax preparation program for low-income county residents.
The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program (VITA), an IRS program operated generally under the auspices of local United Way offices, aims to provide free tax preparation for individuals and families earning less than $50,000.
GREAT FALLS – Nine children are left without a father after someone struck and killed the person they called "Daddy" sometime between 3 and 6:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 8.
The accident happened less than a quarter of a mile from where London Coleman, 43, lived with his family on Richburg Road (S.C. 99) in Chester County.
Chester County Chief Deputy Coroner Tommy Williams said a passing motorist found Coleman's body around 6:30 a.m. Saturday.
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According2g's 13 Favorite Concerts of 2013
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1. Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers at the Beacon Theatre. Original review here.
2. Johnny Marr at Music Hall of Williamsburg. Watch a video of the closest thing we'll probably ever get to a Smiths reunion – Johnny Marr and Andy Rourke playing together on "How Soon Is Now"
3. Muse at Madison Square Garden. There's nothing like having strep throat and saying "Fuck it. I'm going to the show anyway!"
4. Leonard Cohen at Radio City Music Hall.
5. Pet Shop Boys at Beacon Theatre. Review of Night One. Review of Night Two.
6. Fleetwood Mac at Madison Square Garden. Review.
7. Garbage at Terminal 5. Review.
Garbage and the Screaming Females covering Patti Smith!
8. the xx at Radio City Music Hall. Review.
9. Morrissey at BAM. Review.
10. Nine Inch Nails at Barclays Center.
11. Jake Bugg at Iridium Jazz Club.
12. Depeche Mode at Barclays Center
13. White Lies at Bowery Ballroom


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California Department of Transportation
Date: July 5, 2012
District: 10 - Stockton
Contact: Angela DaPrato
Phone: (209) 948-7176
Caltrans Awards $48.5 Million for Safe Routes to School
to Increase Safety and Health
STOCKTON - Caltrans today awarded $48.5 million of state Safe Routes to School Program funds for 139 projects to increase safety and help reduce injuries and fatalities among children in grades K-12 who walk and bicycle to school.
"Safety is Caltrans' number one priority," said Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty. "We are committed to providing the highest safety possible for our children as they travel to and from school in California."
Among the state-funded projects are new sidewalks, bicycle lanes, and other safety improvements. Caltrans chose each project based upon need, effectiveness, and how quickly it could be delivered. By improving safety, more kids are encouraged to walk and bicycle to school, resulting in healthier children while reducing greenhouse gas emissions and vehicle congestion.
More than $7 million of the funds were awarded to critical safety projects in rural counties. In addition, 82 projects totaling $28 million will create jobs and benefit at least one low-income school within each project.
Some of the notable projects that received funding include:
- City of Angels Camp: $450,000 to install bike lanes, and construct curb ramps, sidewalks and minor drainage near Mark Twain Elementary School.
- Mariposa County: $448,000 to install crosswalks and signs, and construct sidewalks near Mariposa County High School and Mariposa Elementary School.
- City of Ceres: $405,000 to construct ADA improvement, and install speed feedback signs and in-pavement crosswalk near Carroll Fowler Elementary School and Mae Hensley Junior High School.
- City of Turlock: $319,300 to install median with fencing, and safety education and encouragement program at Turlock Junior High School.
- City of Waterford: $232,600 to install bike lanes, and construct sidewalks, curb and gutter near Richard Moon Primary, Lucille Whitehead Intermediate School and Waterford High School.
- City of Newman: $177,300 to construct sidewalks, curb and gutter near Yolo Junior High School.
- Merced County: $165,600 to construct sidewalks, curb and gutter near Hilmar High School, Elim Elementary School and Hilmar Middle School.
- City of Patterson: $135,200 to construct sidewalks, and install bike lanes, crosswalks, in-pavement crosswalk lighting or safety lighting and striping.
To date, the state and federal Safe Routes to School programs have awarded $472 million for safety projects around California's schools.
To view the entire list of SRTS projects that received funding, click here.
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I chatted with someone about maps and personal knowledge management, so I thought I'd write an extended reflection.
2015-05-13e Mapping knowledge for yourself and others – index card #mapping #pkm #sharing
Mapping is useful for myself and for others. For managing my own learning:
- Scope: What's included, and what's not? How does this relate to other things I've learned or I'm learning?
- Landmarks and destinations: Role models, motivation, tracking progress…
- Main path, detours: How do you get from A to B? Are there interesting places in the neighbourhood?
- Here there be dragons, places under construction: Managing appropriate difficulty; tracking areas to explore or revisit
When helping other people learn, mapping lets me:
- Define scope: Define a manageable chunk, and link to related maps: zooming in, zooming out, going to other places
- Provide landmarks
- Main path, detours: Organize a reasonable path (particularly based on someone's interests) and nice detours
- Here there be dragons / construction: Warn newbies, encourage intermediate/advanced exploration
So here's my current workflow:
2015-05-13f Mapping what I know – index card #workflow #blogging #index-cards #mapping #pkm
2015-05-08c Managing my structured information – index card #pkm #knowledge #sharing
Using index cards, outlines, and chunks seems to be working well for me in terms of current thinking, although I haven't been turning my attention to organizing, fleshing out knowledge, and filling in gaps.
Here are some notes from 2013 on mapping forwards (plans) and backwards (guides for other people). I've figured out ways around some of the challenges I encountered before:
- Rough categorization of blog posts: I've written some Emacs Lisp code to help me update my blog post index monthly.
- Hundreds of sketches with few links: Now I have more than a thousand sketches! But that's okay, I have metadata in the filename, integration in my outline, and eventual chunking into blog posts.
- Duplicate metadata entry, no synchronization: Tags in the filename and a NodeJS script that sets the same tags on Flickr upload, yay
- No clear picture of follow-up questions, ideas, or actions: Outline still needs work; maybe also a quick way to review open sketches?
- No clear role models: Found historical and contemporary ones, yay!
Mostly I've been focusing on little explorations rather than map-making. It's like collecting nature specimens so that I can start to classify them, since you don't see that order until later. Sometimes I look back and retrace my path. That's when I can try to figure out where things are and how people might go a little faster or in a better order. Other times, when I'm looking forward, I'm trying to see what's close by and how to get there. I remind myself of the landmarks in the distance, too, and what progress might look like. But I can only walk the routes until I reach a height that lets me review the paths ahead, so sometimes it's just the accumulation of steps…
2015-05-12d What do I want to get from my blog archive, looking back twenty years from now – index card #blogging #pkm #archive
2015-05-12e What do I want from my archive of index cards – index card #pkm #archive #drawing #index-cards


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Who are the Tiger Dancers?
The Tiger Dancers bring a tremendous amount of energy to each and every Pacific home game! Modeled after professional NBA & NFL dance teams, the Tiger Dancers perform all styles of dance, for example hip hop, jazz, straight arm pom, novelty, etc. The Dance Team learns routines to music by the Pacific Pep Band and recorded music for basketball half-time performances.
Squad members must also be familiar with cheerleading arm motions and be able to work with pom poms for a majority of the band dances and cheers. Tumbling is not required. The Tiger Dancers are also an important public relations tool for the University and the Tiger Dancers exude a tremendous amount of enthusiasm and school spirit as they promote the Pacific Athletic program.
The Tiger Dancers are chosen based on dance ability, style and showmanship. Team Members must be fulltime undergraduate or graduate students and have a minimum 2.0 grade point average. The dance team gives an opportunity for members interested in choreography to showcase their material at performances. Tiger Dancers need to purchase specified dance shoes and nylons/tights for performances. All other uniform items are provided.
The Tiger Dancers attend the USA College/Pro Resort Camp in Anaheim each summer and compete in the USA Collegiate Cheer and Dance Competition.
What is the Tiger Dancers season and practice schedule?
The Tiger Dancers will begin their year in late August. The team performs from September to March attending home women's volleyball, men's and women's basketball games. The season ends in March with the West Coast Conference Tournament and the Tiger Dancers will continue supporting the teams through the post-season when the Tigers advance to the NCAA or other post season tournaments. The squad practices are based upon the class schedules of the members of the Tiger Dancers are announced during the summer.
How do the Tiger Dancers balance their academic requirements?
The Tiger Dancers are committed to balancing their academic requirements along with their practice and game schedules during the course of the school year. Each year members of the Tiger Dancers are named West Coast Conference Scholar-Athletes for maintaining a GPA of over a 3.0. In addition, the Pacific Athletic Department also sends out grade checks twice a semester to their professors in order to review their academic progress. Tigers Dancers may also register for a one unit activity class for credit.
Junior Tiger Dance Clinic
Each year the Tiger Dancers host a Junior Tiger Dance clinic that is open to all children 5 to 12 years old. The participants spend an afternoon with the Tiger Dancers and then perform that night during halftime of the Pacific Men's Basketball. The Junior Dance Clinic is schedule during late either January or earlier February. Please visit PacificTigers.com for release date.
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Handling A Gunshot Wound
A few months ago, my wife who was being treated for postpartum depression took my sidearm out of the safe and shot herself under the chin. I was by her side within 15 seconds, where she lay on her back still very much alive. But she died despite my efforts to clear her airway and stop the bleeding. After reading the ME`s report, I was very disturbed to find that the wound path was very far forward and the round never entered the cranial vault – despite an exit wound exactly in the middle of her forehead. Upon seeing this wound, I thought there was no hope but tried anyway. However, the cause of death was blood loss and/or asphyxia from blood and tissue she aspirated, not brain trauma, as I suspected.
I have some very basic training in gunshot wounds as a result of time associated with the military, but was unable to do anything. The wound path perforated her trachea exactly in the center and just above the voice box (fracturing her jaw in several places by the force of the muzzle flash), shattering her tongue, and severing her lingual artery. It continued up through the roof of her mouth and out, apparently skipping along her sinus.
What upsets me most about all of this is that I didnât have the presence of mind to turn her on her side/stomach so she wouldnât aspirate the blood â donât know what I was thinking. My question to you is would this have (even theoretically) made any difference in the outcome? I wonder often if I had been able to secure her airway until the EMTs got there (about 8 minutes) if she could have been saved, or if the blood loss would have been too massive.
Any insight into this would be greatly appreciated. Also, please know that there is no need to spare my feelings. Quite the opposite, I want and need to know the objective truth, if it is possible for you to help me find it.
Thank you very, very much for your time and consideration.
Regrettably there was most likely nothing you could have done to save your wife. Turning her head to the side or placing her on her stomach would not have helped because there were two problems, number one bleeding into her airway from an injury to the lingual artery (blood supply to the tongue) would have been at too rapid a rate to keep her airway clear without the aid of a suction apparatus. The second factor would be progessively increasing swelling of her upper airway which is the body's normal response to injury and would have been compounded by hematoma or a blood clot accumulating within the tissue causing the same effect as swelling or edema. These two events would have caused progressive narrowing and ultimately closure of her airway, resulting in asphyxia.
Under ideal circumstances such an injury would require early intubation to secure the airway and that would have been extremely difficult with blood obscuring visibility and an unstable mandible. With an injury to the trachea there would be the concern of placing the endotracheal tube below the level of the injury in order to ventilate the lungs and being careful that the tube did not go through the wound exiting the trachea completely.
Often in these situations visualization of the upper airway and the vocal cords are extremely difficult because of the blood and swelling requiring what is called the creation of a surgical airway or crichothyrotomy. This is similar to a tracheostomy, but performed higher up on the neck just below the larynx (voice box) through the cricothyroid membrane. The airway is closer to the skin level at this point and can be more rapidly accessed at this level. A large diameter intravenous catheter can also be inserted into the airway at this site as a temporary measure. This procedure is generally done by someone with surgical training and a knowledge of the anatomy of this area.
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Zoosk got a chance to interview the longest lasting couple in the world – can you believe they've been together for 87 years?! – about their secrets to keeping their romance live. Check out our interview and story in the Daily Mail! We even presented them with a Zoosk Certificate of Achievement. Isn't the photo adorable?
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Leftover Notes from Syracuse's Home Opener
By Jeremy Houghtaling
Cory Conacher did a little bit of everything Saturday.
Besides supplying the Crunch with a goal and an assist, he played the point on the first power play unit and drove hard to the net when he wasn't. The last part surely got under the skin of Bears goalie Braden Holtby. The two met in the crease a few times, and at one point it appeared Holtby was throwing punches after the two crashed into the net.
"I just broke my stick and stumbled into him," Conacher said. "I'm the one that goes to the net and does that kind of stuff."
His style and consistency earned Conacher the trophy as the league's most valuable player last season, as he racked up 39 goals and 80 points in 75 regular season games and another 15 points in 18 postseason games.
Although he knows it will likely mean not getting a Christmas card from most goalies in the league, Conacher knows its something he has to do.
"I talk to a lot of guys, especially in the summer with ex-NHL or AHL guys," he said. "They know how hard it is for small guys to stay in the league and make that next step up. You have to have that fearless attitude getting into those dirty areas.
"(Tyler) Johnson — the same thing. He plays like he's six feet tall. That's something we need to make it to the next level."
Pictured: Crunch center Alex Killorn looks to pass against the Bears at the Onondaga County War Memorial Saturday.
Home Opener
With 6,434 fans — a sell out crowd — packing the Onondaga County War Memorial for the first home game of the Tampa Bay Lightning era, the new-look Crunch fed into the excitement.
"It's great. A sold out crowd, a lot of excitement with the fans," Johnson said. "For us to come out with a win is huge."
Also impressed, Conacher likened Syracuse to a Canadian city for its passion for the game.
"It was amazing," he said. "Norfolk was great last year and coming here is just a new atmosphere. The guy announced a sell out barn, and hopefully we can keep doing that."
Some Banter
After taking three out of a possible four points in the opening weekend, the Crunch have plenty to smile about.
But when The Post-Standard beat writer Lindsay Kramer inquired about the Crunch's practice schedule for the coming week to Syracuse head coach Jon Cooper, he got an unexpected response.
"You know what, I think we'll just take the week off," Cooper joked. "Hey, three points."
The line drew a chuckle from those left in the Crunch locker room.
"You take three out of four all season and you'll be in good shape," Kramer quipped.
That's no joke.
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Conacher - Johnson - Palat
Connolly - Killorn - Panik
Labrie - Angelidis - Wyman
Brown - Namestnikov
Gudas - Aulie
Barberio - Nightingale
Cote - Taormina
- With seven defensemen dressed, Korobov seemed to rotate into the pairs occasionally and saw time on the power play and penalty kill. Brown and Namestnikov were used sparingly at even strength, with Labrie, Killorn or Wyman frequently added to their other wing. Both were used on the power play, with Brown sometimes manning one of the points.
Pictured: Crunch forward Pierre-Cedric Labrie battles for the puck in front of the Bears' net at the Onondaga County War Memorial Saturday.
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The Girl Next Door
Katie Holmes Wants to Be a Surfer Girl!
By Janine Rayford Rubenstein
Katie Holmes: actress, mother, designer … surfer girl?
"The Giver" star tells PEOPLE she just might be adding the latter to her lengthy list of roles.
While attending pal Harvey Weinstein's cocktail party for the Association of Surfing Professionals atop the James Hotel in New York on Thursday, Holmes – who looked stunning in a white lace Nina Ricci mini – hit it off with star surfer Courtney Conlogue. So much so, she may have found herself and daughter Suri a surf instructor.
"I hope she's got a lot of time … and patience," Holmes, 35, told PEOPLE after chatting with Conlogue about setting up a lesson some time this summer. "I've never surfed before."
Despite her poise on the red carpet, Holmes says she's not so sure that translates to waves. "If anyone's going to get me to stand up, it's going to be her."
No problem, says Conlogue. "Once you actually stand up, surfing's all about enjoying the ride, and I think she'll definitely have a lot of fun … and her little daughter!"
Says Holmes, "It'll be really fun."
And when it comes to the inevitable wipeout? "No, no, I'm not afraid at all," she says. "It'll be exciting."
"I've always been a risk-taker," says Holmes, who recently posed topless for Glamour and discussed her life as a single mom to Suri, 8.
Besides catching waves, she's also looking forward to cheering on her favorite NBA team. "I've been visiting my family in Ohio, and we're so happy as Ohioans that LeBron [James] is coming back! It's a really big deal for our state, and it's so cool of him."


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Gold May Pass $2,000, but Consumers Warned Against Scams
(NEW YORK) -- As more business leaders express concern over the possibility of a year-end fiscal cliff, safe haven investments like gold appear more enticing. But experts also warn against jumping into the gold rush.
Raymond Key, head of metals trading at Deutsche Bank, told Bloomberg News this week he expects gold to surpass $2,000 an ounce next year.
The price of gold is currently around $1,700 an ounce in futures trading, down from previous highs of $1,900, not adjusted for inflation.
Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Precious Metals in New York, said gold could rise even more.
"I think the price of gold is going to go a lot higher than $2,000," Schiff said.
Schiff said the reason why the price isn't higher than $2,000 now is that many people don't have a full grasp of the country's current economic challenges.
"People don't understand the real situation the U.S. is in or the global economy," he said.
Schiff, author of Crash Proof 2.0: How to Profit from the Economic Collapse, was referring to worries about inflation and the so-called fiscal cliff, a package of tax increases and spending cuts that are expected to take place in January unless Congress agrees on a budget before then.
Many reports show that most taxpayers will have higher tax rates next year, including payroll taxes and taxes for high earners, if the federal government fails to reach an agreement that would avoid the fiscal cliff.
However, even if it is avoided, there are other concerns. Schiff fears inflation is devaluing the U.S. dollar because the Federal Reserve is preserving near-zero interest rates through mid-2015 in the hope of stimulating the economy, especially the country's struggling labor market.
"You can own dollars and watch your savings evaporate," he said. "The alternative is to own gold."
Known as a safe haven investment, bullion, or gold bars, is expected to reach its 12th annual gain, as investors are concerned about further economic fallout in the European Union and a volatile post-election economy.
"The only way to avoid hyperinflation is to go over a much bigger fiscal cliff," Schiff said.
"Unfortunately, inflation is going to get much worse. If the Fed doesn't do anything about it, gold is going to go ballistic," he said.
Experts warn consumers against gold-related scams, such as customers who were charged 55 percent more for gold coins than their actual worth. Goldline International agreed to pay $4.5 million to people who had bought gold coins in one scam.
The Federal Trade Commission lists tips for consumers considering buying or selling gold, including noting that the price of gold fluctuates over time and that there is no guarantee that gold will increase or maintain its value.
The FTC also states that if you are buying bullion coins or collectible coins, ask for the coin's melt value, which is the basic intrinsic bullion value of a coin if melted and sold.
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Some new restaurant rundown. Lots of new and exciting eating lately, but lots of missteps in there too.
Finally went to the new Momofuku Milk Bar last night. I went in the evening so I didn't get to sample the insane-sounding breakfast pastries (deep-fried poached egg on a homemade english muffin with pork? Um, yeah, there's a way to start the day that I can get behind). I bought a slice of the crack pie which was a perfect midday snack; it's pretty much a pecan pie without the pecans, all sweetened condensed milk, Karo corn syrup and sugar. Gnarly but great. The soft-serve was good, but the chocolate fudge was so treacly sweet and has too sticky a mouthfeel for me. I got the "brown-butter solids" as a topping, and found those disappointing too. High expectations and all, but believe me, I will be back for pistachio cake, peanut butter cookies, and the aforementioned breakfast sandwich. The one real, egregious error in my book? The fact that the most intense fish smell kept wafting in from the Ssam kitchen down the hall—such an unpleasant scent to go along with your chocolate cone!
Buttermilk Channel is the absolute closest restaurant to my house. When I went the other night, it was raining, hard, but the place is so near to my front door that it wasn't even worth it for me to open the umbrella to get from point A to B. Got to love that for convenience, and obviously, I want to love the place. BUT. They got some work to do, oh yes. We sat at the bar and the guy working was wildly spacey, just not paying us any attention. The kale and endive salad arrived totally undressed and the croutons were large chunks of bread, nothing more. The kale was also unchopped, presented as big, full leaves. Which was pretty, but impossible to eat—I was wrestling with slicing each leaf up into manageable chunks. Sarah's green salad was equally tasteless, not bad, but just not much of anything. She also got the bratwurst, which arrived uncooked—call me crazy, but I don't like my pork sausage served raw in the middle. It was easily fixed, but they seemed kind of scared of us after that. The donuts at the end of the meal were totally redeeming, however. What was funny was that the waiter told us there was only one donut per order, and the plate arrived with three donuts, each with its own little munchkin perched on top! A welcome mistake. Regardless, I am going to keep going back, I am rooting for these guys. It's the neighborly way.
Other great dishes I've had recently:
At Bar Q, I had the eggplant miso which was the most damn delectable eggplant I have ever had, or at least in my limited eggplant memory. I also had a chili–kaffir lime margarita there that blew my mind, I loved it so much.
Braeburn just opened in the West Village, where I enjoyed a lovely, sophisticated dinner with Sue and Sarah, and we all went crazy for the passionfruit peekytoe crab salad. I am a fan of anything with passionfruit, but what could have been kind of fruity-lame was a totally fresh and exciting dish.
I had a great coconut chicken dish at The New French on Hudson, which is not really so new nor particularly French. Alas, I'd go back.
I've now had two great brunches at Char no. 4, filled with biscuits and ham and really strong coffee. Though I've yet to go there at night and drink some of the bourbon they are so well known for, I like the place lots and am happy to have it in the 'hood.
Down the block, I had a mediocre hot cider drink at the Clover Club. Too frou-frou for me for Smith Street, thanks. I'll stick with my new winter addiction of rum cider at the local, Abilene.
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Every year, our Chaplain Support Team sends stockings overseas to hand out to the units they support. This year, we got the opportunity to interview one of the Chaplains we serve, who was kind enough to take pictures of the service members receiving their stockings. Read the full story and check out the photos here.
In honor of Military Appreciation Month, Cricket Wireless is teaming up with Soldiers' Angels to honor our military veterans! Not only will Cricket Wireless be sponsoring all six Soldiers' Angels Veteran Mobile Food Distributions across the country they will also be collecting donations of non-perishable food items in over 350 stores in 6 cities! The collected items will be packaged in Soldiers' Angels Box Lunches for homeless and at-risk veterans.
Collection Drive begins Monday, May 13th, 2019!
We couldn't be more thrilled to be partnering with Cricket Wireless to honor our veterans! Can you help us make this collection drive a success? Click here to learn what items we are collecting as well as the participating stores where you can drop off your items.
Our Veteran Support Program has grown quickly over the last few years and that growth shows no sign of slowing down! Soldiers' Angels currently works in over 30 VA Hospitals across the country, providing volunteer support, doing patient visits, giving out supplies like box lunches and hygiene kits, and organizing luncheons and other group activities. At each VA site, the team on the ground is completely volunteer-based!! We receive a lot of questions regarding starting a Veteran Support team in a city where we currently are not located-- so we put down some tips to getting started! Click here to learn how you can start a Soldiers' Angels Veteran Support Team near you.
Our nation's service members put their lives on the line for all of us, and one of the ways we thank them is by flying service banners in their honor. Each banner has a specific meaning and is flown at a specific time. This quick guide will tell you when to fly which military service banner and for what occasions.
One of our oldest and most popular virtual teams is our Letter Writing Team. Each year our Letter Writing Angels send hundreds of thousands of letters to deployed service members around the world. Many of our Angels connect with the service members they support and form a fruitful penpal relationship throughout the service members deployment and beyond. But it is also quite common for our Angels to experience what they have termed as "Silent Service Members," or service members that don't respond to letters. Although it can be discouraging not to receive a response, we encourage our Angels to continue to write. Here's why service members may not have the chance to write back.
We're proud to partner with Caliber Collision for the 3rd Annual Dallas Cowboys Military Combine on April 13th. It's a FREE day of family fun on the field at ATT Stadium in Arlington, with bounce houses, games, concessions and more. Watch 50 elite military heroes take to the turf and compete in six official NFL Combine drills. Dallas Cowboys Alumni and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders will be available for pictures and autographs. Learn more at calibercollision.com/militarycombine
We're so excited to announce that the Soldiers' Angels Atlanta Volunteer Coordinator Travies Mims has been chosen as a JABY Inc. 2019 Veteran's International Trailblazer Award recipient! The International Trailblazer Awards are all about "honoring regular people doing outstanding things in the community" - which is exactly what Travies is all about. Learn more about this incredible Soldiers' Angels Angel volunteer.
Although women were not always allowed to serve in the military, it didn't stop them from serving, making history, and in some cases saving lives. March is Women's History Month, the perfect time to highlight some amazing women who have selflessly served in our armed forces -- here are just a few.
One of the most remarkable things about George H.W. Bush's experiences is not his dedication to public service, nor the historical mark he left on America as our 41st president. It's the fact that his life story has so much in common with the veterans and service members of today: what led him to a life of service, the challenges he faced both after serving in the war and as he aged, and the solutions that he found - that can also work for the larger veteran community. Learn more about President George H.W. Bush's life, legacy, and service to our country.
Believe it or not, one of the items that is most requested from service members and veterans is socks! Just think how nice a brand new pair of socks feel when you slip your feet in... Soldiers' Angels wants to help keep the toes of our troops and veterans feeling toasty, and you can help! Start a sock collection drive & send us NEW socks in all colors and sizes in their original packaging. We will distribute the socks to veterans in VA Hospitals and include in our care packages to deployed. The collection dates will run from February 15 - May 31st.
Send your socks to:
Soldiers' Angels Warm Feet for Warriors
2895 NE Loop 410, Suite 107, San Antonio, Texas 78218
Learn more about Soldiers' Angels Warm Feet for Warriors here.
One man has made it his personal quest to get The Rock to join him in the well-known intense CrossFit workout, The Murph-- and he's doing it all just to give back to service members and veterans while raising awareness about the work Soldiers' Angels is doing to support them. Learn more about this man's fitness challenge and how you can help us get The Rock to join him!
Serving in the military comes with an array of benefits for you, your spouse, and your family, some of which you may not even be aware. Once you have left military service, the Veterans benefits available are meant to provide financial assistance for a variety of reasons. From affordable home loans and healthcare to disability and pension payments for your lifetime, having an understanding of the benefits you may be entitled to is an important part of your discharge. However, knowing what you may have access to and the process of getting the benefits you deserve can be daunting tasks. This guest blog is a guide to help navigate what Veterans benefits you are eligible for and how to go about receiving it.
If you are a veteran that has attended one of our Mobile Food Distributions events across the country, then you have received a text message from Soldiers' Angels. Text messages serve as one of our main methods of communication to alert veterans when registration for a food distribution is open and also to alert those veterans on the wait list that there is space for them to come to the event and receive food. We have received several calls from veterans who were once receiving text notifications and then suddenly stopped receiving them. If this is happening for you, please review our recent blog to help troubleshoot your issues.


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The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) is excited to be able to expand the development of its data system to include student-level course taking and completion data. This data enables school districts to study course taking patterns and post-secondary outcomes in new ways that ultimately provide a wealth of information as to what is successful in school districts, how course content aligns with end-of-course exams, and how successful student supports are.
Users submitting to the Course Roster Submission will need Staff Level and Student Level access to the NJ SMART portal. Submitters who do not have access to staff and student data must receive permissions from their Web User Administrators.
Users are strongly encouraged to participate in the April practice period to refine their data quality.
The most up to date versions of the Course Roster Student Handbook, file templates, and supplemental resources can be downloaded from the Documents for Downloads page.
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Employment and Careers in Canada
These employment sites are student placement, employment and career resource centres located at universities across Newfoundland. Student employment career centres in these universities provide job listings, assist students by helping them consider various career options by providing information and reference material on a wide variety of occupations. They also usually provide career literature, internet job websites and information on various labour market trends.
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"By overcoming silos in the way we think, we are able to better visualize how our city systems work together and develop policies that achieve multiple objectives to help realize the full potential of our city." –Sam Adams, mayor of Portland, OR, commenting on the use of a new interactive computer model developed by IBM to shape his city's planning policies
Last week's post about the potential growth of so-called "feral cities" in the not-so-distant future generated a few interesting responses – in no small part due to the sudden outbreak of violent riots in London, providing an extremely vivid example of what "feral city" forecasters are worried about.
Transportation's ability to serve the needs of such large and perhaps at times unstable enclaves of humanity, both in terms of moving people and freight, is but one reason for why truckers should be concerned if this so-called trend towed "feral-ism" gains traction.
Yet it's not as though city planners are throwing up their hands in terms of more effectively shaping the structure of future cities. Indeed, one year-long research effort by IBM and the city of Portland, OR, seeks to use technology to allow planners to more effectively manage future urban growth.
"All cities are made up of a complex system of systems that are inextricably linked," noted Michael Littlejohn, vp-strategy for the Smarter Cities program at IBM. "The city of Portland has served as a living laboratory during our year-long collaboration to explore how complex city systems behave over time."
He added that while other analytical approaches rely on breaking a problem down into smaller and smaller pieces, the model IBM created recognizes that the behavior of a system as a whole can be different from what might be anticipated by looking at its parts.
"Using this model, the City of Portland can experiment with different scenarios to see how their decisions might affect various parts of the city over the next 25 years," Littlejohn pointed out.
In short, IBM's System Dynamics for Smarter Cities model is designed to help mayors and other municipal officials reduce the unintended negative consequences of municipal actions on citizens, as well as uncover hidden beneficial relationships among municipal policies.
It also seeks to better connect what Littlejohn dubs the "relationships among the city's core systems" into one program so officials can view how particular policies affect a city's economy, housing, education, public safety, transportation, healthcare/wellness, government services and utilities.
[For example, take the transportation issues endemic in large cities like Mexico City, where the population exceeds 20 million.]
He noted that IBM approached the city of Portland in late 2009 about developing this type of "holistic" computer model, then began work on it in April 2010 via series of sessions with over 75 Portland-area subject matter experts to learn about specific "system interconnection" points within Portland.
Later, with help from researchers at Portland State University and software company Forio Business Simulations, IBM and Portland's city administration collected approximately 10 years of historical data, on which it based this computer model to provide Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability with what IBM called "n interactive visual model" that allows them to navigate and test changes in the city's systems.
So, how does something like this work? Take for example the city's stated policy goal of reducing carbon emissions by 40% by 2030, followed by an 80% reduction by 2050.
The city already figured that shifting some trips away from driving to active forms of transportation, such as walking and biking, would be a part of how it would meet such "carbon reduction" goals.
However, the IBM model went further to discern that, on average, obesity levels would decline as more people walk and bike. Similarly, if obesity levels go down, active transportation becomes a more attractive option to more people. Since shifting to walking and biking reduces driving trips, the obesity/active transport loop could be a self-reinforcing policy lever to address carbon goals, IBM's model indicates.
OK, now, sure: I can see truckers rolling their eyes already on this one, perhaps envisioning this "finding" as a way for city planners to justify redirecting precious fuel tax revenues towards no-highway expenditures, such as a building bicycle and walking paths.
Fair enough. But perhaps that same data set shows that restricting carbon emissions might limit the number of trucks that can operate within the city on a daily basis – restricting the ability of grocers, merchants and others to receive the stream of foodstuffs and goods city residents rely on to survive.
Or maybe this computer model could show ways to improve the distribution of freight hauled by trucks, so fewer are required – better matching the flow of freight with available trucking capacity.
We'll only really know once we start viewing the transportation needs of our ever-expanding urban centers though "holistic" lenses like the "Smarter Cities" effort.


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The finished cozy would be the perfect gift for yourself or the dog lover in your life. Just imagine what a cute conversation piece this one of a kind, handmade item would make!
The cozy slides up your travel mug for a snug fit around the middle. It will stretch to fit most cup sizes. The cozy also looks adorable on water bottles, candy or treat jars and candles.
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The accessible and enjoyable material on this Blue Note album was not released for the first time until 1986. The popular Three Sounds (pianist Gene Harris, bassist Andy Simpkins, and drummer Bill Dowdy) perform mostly standards on the album, infusing their swinging music with funk, soul, and sincere feeling. Highlights include Randy Weston's "Babe's Blues" and "Work Song." ~ Scott Yanow