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The Health Protection Agency (HPA) welcomes the move by England's Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Professor Dame Sally Davies to add antibiotic resistance to the national risk register.
Its addition to the risk register will mean that this issue will be given full attention by politicians here in England as well as the G8 and World Health Organization.
This announcement was made at the launch of the Annual Report of the Chief Medical Officer – Infections and the rise of antimicrobial resistance which was published today.
Figures from the HPA's Antimicrobial Resistance Reference Laboratory show that in 2003 there were three samples which tested positive for antibiotic resistance compared to 800 in 2012.
It is this dramatic rise in the numbers of cases that warrants active intervention not just from Government but also from healthcare institutions, the pharmaceutical industry, patients and the general public to address this very serious problem.
The growth in resistance is not new and has been developing over a period of years both in Europe and elsewhere. As well as more established strains of resistance new ones have emerged from South East Asia and have spread, due to international travel, all over the world. The HPA continues to work with colleagues from around the world advising on infection control and sharing data on strains.
Today, patients who test positive for an antibiotic resistant infection can still be treated with other antibiotics. However there is a very real concern that this may not be the case in the future. The rise in resistance now means that doctors have to use 'older' antibiotics where their application in modern medical care is not so well understood.
Professor Anthony Kessel, Director of Public Health Strategy and Medical Director at the HPA, said: "We are very pleased that the CMO is giving the issue of antibiotic resistance her full attention. This is not a clinical issue but a societal one and we must change our attitude towards antibiotics. They certainly have their place for treating bacterial infections but too often are given for viral illness which contributes towards the problems we are facing today. This will require more awareness raising and education both for clinicians and the public on how they use the antibiotics that we have.
"The HPA has been working very hard on this issue for some time and has committed great resource to devising strategies and advice on treatment, infection control and patient management. We cannot eliminate this problem but we can put in successful strategies to manage it and minimise its impact and keep our antibiotics safe for the future."
CMO's report also addressed other infectious diseases and colleagues from across the HPA contributed to the chapters on epidemiology, health inequalities and infectious diseases and a chapter on 'Life Stage Older Adult' which covered Hepatitis B and C and the impact of travel-related illness, among others.
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FRENCHAY won the Bristol and North Somerset Division title in dramatic fashion.
They beat Stapleton, who went into the final game on top of the table, to win promotion to the third tier of the West of England Premier League after a final wicket partnership of 59.
After Stapleton scored 155 in their innings, Frenchay lost wickets at regular intervals, finding themselves on 97-9.
Youngster Alex Stell, who had taken his 200th senior wicket earlier, was joined at the wicket by Ian McCormack in what looked like an inevitable defeat, but they slowly crept towards their target, with Stell hitting the winning runs.
The Bristol and North Somerset 2nd XI Division also had a dramatic conclusion, with Winterbourne snatching the title.
The top three teams all lost their final game but Winterbourne, who were second going into their final game against Lansdown, got enough bonus points to finish two points ahead of Shirehampton and Claverham.
The bulk of their seven-point haul came from bowling Lansdown out for 224 with Ian Rawlings taking 4-23.
Although Winterbourne fell 88 runs short, Phil Beesley hit a crucial 59 to help them seal two more points before they were bowled out for 136.
Winterbourne firsts finished fifth in the Bristol and North Somerset Division after losing their final game by 68 runs to Lansdown.
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In 1998, four dairy farmer cooperatives merged to form Dairy Farmers of America, Inc. (DFA), a cooperative of about 1,900 raw Grade A milk farmers that was responsible for locating processing companies to buy the milk and negotiating prices, among other things.
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Also in 2001, Dean merged with another large milk processor, Suiza Foods Corp. Previous antitrust agreements between the DOJ and the companies' predecessors required that Dean and Suiza divest 11 processing plants to an independent third party. DFA established a straw entity, National Dairy Holdings (NDH)—in which it eventually had an 87 percent ownership stake—to acquire the plants. NDH agreed to let DFA be the sole supplier of milk to its processing plants.
Many raw Grade A milk farmers in the Northeast were forced to join DFA and DMS if they wanted to sell to processors because so many bought milk only from DFA. DFA and DMS also threatened to withhold milk from processors that bought milk from independent farmers. After the merger with Suiza, Dean bought several independent dairy processors and then closed them down to eliminate them as competition.
DFA and DMS allegedly set prices paid for raw Grade A milk in the Northeast below market value and paid processors much more than they paid farmers, dramatically suppressing the amount farmers could demand.
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As the bipartisan rhetoric and hyperbole about the so called fiscal cliff heats up, one aspect of the debate is really annoying.
That aspect involves Republicans and Democrats alike referring to Social Security and Medicare as "entitlements."
For liberals, it is particularly galling to hear Democrats refer to the two most successful government programs in the nation's history as "entitlements" when, in fact, Americans have been "investing" in those programs since 1937 and 1965 when Social Security and Medicare, respectively, were enacted.
There is nothing "entitled" in older Americans expecting Medicare and Social Security to be there for them in retirement after they "invested" in both all through their working lives.
Democrats, including President Obama, who refer to these programs as "entitlements," insult the intelligence of hard-working Americans who believed Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson when they said Social Security and Medicare were sacred trusts between the American people and their government. Perhaps Democrats, including the president, forget that, prior to FDR getting Social Security enacted in 1937, two-thirds of America's elderly lived in poverty.
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Republicans' use of the term "entitlements" to describe Social Security and Medicare is not surprising. Today's right wing Republicans, after all, are the descendants of right wing Republicans in 1937 and 1965, who did everything they could to keep both Social Security and Medicare from being enacted.
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Services for Eugene D. "Gene" Dearman will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. at James F. Webb Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev. Paul Harris officiating. Interment will be at Meridian Memorial Park Cemetery.
Mr. Dearman, 89, of Meridian, passed away on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013, at Anderson Regional Medical Center. He played football at Meridian High and helped his team win the State Championship, after graduating he attended Ole Miss University on a football scholarship and played his freshman year until joining the Army.
While serving in World War II, Mr. Dearman was wounded. Upon returning home, he completed his education at the University of Southern Mississippi. He was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting, fishing, and boating. He was a member of Faith Baptist Church for more than 60 years, but most of all he was a devoted family man, loving husband, father and friend.
He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Gwen Dearman of Meridian; son, Reggie Dearman (Kathy) of Collinsville; Daughter, Melanie Fuelling (Orrin) of Meridian; grandchildren, Andrew Dearman, Sarah Fuelling Holt (Beau) and Chris Fuelling; great- grandchildren, Drew Morris, Christopher Holt and Joshua Holt; and his nephews, Christopher Jenkins and Michael Jenkins.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Hardy and Ludie Dearman; and sisters, Mildred Dearman and Rowena Jenkins.
Pallbearers are Stanley Shannon, Parker Shannon, Lonnie Frank Shannon, Ricky Fields, Marty White, Perry Wayne Miller and Andrew Dearman.
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Turkey's migration identity has shifted from being principally a country of emigration and transit to becoming a destination for immigrants and people fleeing conflict. In response, Turkish policymakers recently enacted a comprehensive migration and asylum law that took effect in April 2014. This article examines the new law, which is intended as a significant step toward managing both legal and irregular migration to Turkey, including humanitarian migration.
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The Dominican-born population in the United States has grown rapidly since 1960, and today, the United States is home to 960,000 immigrants from the Dominican Republic. This article provides up-to-date demographic information for Dominican immigrants in the United States, including statistics on distribution by state and metro area, educational and professional attainment, income levels, health care coverage, and more.
From a massive typhoon in the Philippines last November to the ongoing civil war in Syria, recent global events demonstrate that natural disasters and political strife occur suddenly and often without warning. This article examines the U.S. Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program that grants humanitarian relief to nationals of certain countries embroiled in violent conflict or recovering from natural disaster.
The humanitarian crisis unfolding in the Central African Republic (CAR) has received scant world attention, even as more than 20 percent of the population of 4.25 million has been displaced as a result of deadly sectarian violence. This article examines the causes of the violence, the international community response, and the impacts of large-scale displacement within the country and beyond its borders.
The phenomenon of unaccompanied children arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border, typically after an arduous and often dangerous journey through Central America and Mexico, has reached a crisis proportion, with a 90 percent spike in arrivals from last year and predictions of future increases ahead.
Between 1990 and 2012, the U.S. population of immigrants born in Haiti tripled in size, from 200,000 to 606,000. This article provides the most up-to-date demographic information available for Haitian immigrants in the United States, including statistics on distribution by state and metro area, educational and professional attainment, income levels, health care coverage, and more.
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Whether as migrant-sending or migrant-receiving locations—or both—many countries have rich, complex international and internal migration histories. MPI's online journal, the Migration Information Source, offers profiles of more than 70 nations. Written by leading scholars, these profiles delve into countries' migration histories, demographics, policymaking, and more.
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This article explores the underlying causes of the May 2013 riots across several Stockholm suburbs that have high proportions of foreign-born residents, and asks whether rapid increases in the size of Sweden's immigrant population or the government's integration efforts played a central role.
While some argue that the clock has run out on immigration reform in the 113th Congress, which runs through 2014, others counter that the finish line remains in sight.
International migration flows are becoming increasingly diverse—not just in origins, but also in the composition of labor migration flows and the destinations to which migrants are heading. This article leads off the Migration Information Source's annual Top 10 Migration Issues of the Year.
Recognizing their new positions in the global mobility system, several governments from countries with emerging economies are implementing structures to proactively manage the flow of people across their borders.
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The Tuareg, a nomadic group of Berber origin located in several countries across North and West Africa, have been enmeshed in a complicated struggle against the Malian state since January 2012. This article explores the unique role that migration plays in shaping Tuareg grievances in the context of this crisis.
The immigration debate in the United States often focuses on how many foreign born enter and reside in the country. Much less attention is paid to Americans who live abroad—a population estimated at anywhere from 2 million to 7 million. This article examines the challenges of enumerating this population and also explores top destinations for American expats, their livelihoods, and motivations for leaving the United States.
Muslim integration is one of the most contentious issues in the immigration debate in Europe, and one that gets to the heart of public anxieties about immigration. This article explores public perception toward Muslims in Western Europe and the array of integration policies that countries in the region have adopted during the past several years.
This article provides a comparative analysis of health outcomes of Mexican immigrant women in the United States, assessing the results against what is known as the immigrant paradox—the idea that these women enjoy a better state of health overall than might be expected, given their socioeconomic status and very limited health insurance coverage.
El Salvador's lengthy civil war crushed diasporas' opportunities for political or civic engagement in this small, densely-populated Central American nation. However, hometown associations—diaspora organizations that contribute to the development needs of their members' hometowns—represent a modern-day venue for civil society participation. This article explores how diasporas are contributing to development in more ways than just cash flows and projects by transforming the governance landscape.
In 2011, more than 1 million people were granted lawful permanent resident status in the United States. Nearly two-thirds of new LPRs were immigrants with family ties in the United States, report MPI's Joseph Russell and Jeanne Batalova in this updated look at the latest statistics on legal immigration.
In 2011, the United States granted humanitarian protection to nearly 81,000 immigrants, including some 56,000 refugees and 25,000 asylum seekers. This article takes a detailed look at the most recent refugee and asylum data in the United States – finding that asylum grants in 2011 reversed a downward trend observed since 2007.
In the past 50 years, the number and share of European immigrants in the United States have declined significantly. A look at the population's size, geographic distribution, admission categories, and demographic and socioeconomic characteristics.
There were 1.8 million immigrant health care workers employed in the United States in 2010, accounting for 16 percent of all civilians working in health care occupations. MPI's Kristen McCabe examines the demographic and labor characteristics of this population, including countries of origin, occupations, gender, and educational and linguistic proficiency.
The nearly 5 million immigrants age 65 and older residing in the United States in 2010 accounted for 12 percent of all elderly as well as 12 percent of the total immigrant population. MPI's Jeanne Batalova examines the demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of the elderly immigrant population, including where they live, countries of origin, and their sources of income.
Ronald Skeldon of the University of Sussex maps out the past and present migration patterns of China — the source of tens of millions of migrants around the globe — and discusses the country's budding status as an immigrant-receiving nation.
Arno Tanner of the Finnish Immigration Service and the Universities of Helsinki, and Tampere discusses the historical and current state of migration to and from Finland, and the country's immigration policy priorities going forward.
Since joining the European Union in 2004, Poland has experienced one of the largest emigration flows in its postwar history. But the country has also received thousands of immigrants and refugees, mainly from its eastern neighbors, and is just beginning to invest in immigrant integration. Krystyna Iglicka and Magdalena Ziolek-Skrzypczak look at all aspects of migration in Poland in this updated profile.
In addition to Palestinians, Jordan also hosts forced migrants from Iraq, especially since the 2003 U.S. invasion, as well as Lebanon. Géraldine Chatelard of the Institut français du Proche-Orient examines Jordan's large refugee population, emigration and remittances, labor migration to Jordan, and the government's migration-management policies in this updated profile.
This West African nation deals with a range of migration issues, from massive internal and regional migration to brain drain and a large, well-educated diaspora in the West that its government sees as key to future development. Blessing U. Mberu of the African Population and Health Research Center and Roland Pongou of Brown University take a comprehensive look at migration issues in Africa's most populous country.
MPI's Muzaffar Chishti and Claire Bergeron report on the prospects for immigration reform in the 113th Congress, delays in the creation of a racial profiling statistical monitoring tool for Secure Communities, an increase in Mexican asylum seekers, and more.
The Obama administration has announced a new policy recognizing same-sex relationships in immigration matters – the latest of several such developments since 2011. This article explores the expansion in same-sex couple recognition; it also reports on the STEM visa bill's fate, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney's position on deferred action, Taiwan's inclusion in the Visa Waiver Program, and more.
MPI's Claire Bergeron and Faye Hipsman report on Democratic and Republican party platforms and their takes on immigration, new rules rendering DACA beneficiaries ineligible for Medicaid and CHIP, CBP's elimination of paper I-94 cards, and more.
Notwithstanding the opportunities for qualified unauthorized immigrants brought to the United States as youth offered through the newly implemented deferred action program, the policy's success still faces implementation and other challenges. Muzaffar Chishti and Faye Hipsman examine the issues that remain unaddressed in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
North Laurel didn't lose a set in its first three matches in the Steak-N-Shake Tournament. The Lady Jaguars roll was stopped there by McCreary Central (25-14, 25-14).
"You would like to think you're the favorite in your own tournament, but I knew they were a good team," North Laurel coach Ali Ray said.
The Lady Raiders had beaten North Laurel in straight sets when they met earlier in the McCreary Central Invitational. They will meet a third time Thursday in the regular season finale.
The Lady Raiders controlled both sets Saturday with North Laurel having trouble scoring.
"We have a hard time handling their serves. They have some really good servers and then their hitters do a really good job," Ray said.
The Lady Jaguars were still in the second set, trailing 13-11 after a kill and tip by Kelsey Hacker. Cameron Kidd served as McCreary Central scored the next six points. Kidd served two aces, including one that tripped over the net. The Lady Raiders ended the set on a 12-3 run.
"We couldn't get any kind of offense going," Ray said.
The Lady Jaguars were coming off a solid win over Jackson County (25-23, 25-15). The Lady Generals also had a win over North Laurel in the preseason.
"Jackson County was probably our best game of the day," Ray said.
The first set with the Lady Generals could have gone either way with seven ties and five lead changes. Jackson County led 23-22. A net serve tied the game and opened the door for the Lady Jaguars. Miranda Browning gave North Laurel the lead with a kill and the win with another.
The second set began as a see-saw affair with an 8-8 score marking the fourth tie. Samantha Napier served a pair of aces in a 5-0 spurt that gave North Laurel the lead for good. The Lady Jaguars would extend the lead to 19-8 and were not challenged again.
In pool play, the Lady Jaguars knocked off Leslie County and Bell County (25-22, 25-21)
"Tournament's like these you have so much downtime in between each game it's kind of hard to get any type of momentum going. We kind of started out flat every single game, but we ended up finishing. We didn't play as well as we had been this week," Ray said.
It was the net play of Browning and Marsha Boggs that allowed North Laurel to survive the first set the against the Lady Bobcats. The Lady Jaguars controlled the second set at times, although five service errors kept them from pulling away.


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This course is a comprehensive study of the fundamentals of the management function and organizational behavior. Reviewing management models, organizational structure, work motivation, and selected management applications.
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An introduction to finance with emphasis on the theories and problems of resource allocation, the cost of capital, capital budgeting, asset valuation, capital structures, and financial control.
BUS-332 Financial Institutions3 credits
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Analysis of financial markets and intermediaries including theory and practice in financial intermediation, the nature and function of money, interest rate theory, money and capital market instruments, monetary theory and policy, and government regulation.
BUS-340 International Business3 credits
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An analysis of international business from the viewpoint of entering into multinational business activities, examining cultural, social, economic, and political factors related to transnational operations.
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A study of managerial decision making and how analytic frameworks are used to support decisions. Topics include decision modeling, forecasting, linear programming, and statistical quality control. Extensive use of computers.
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The application of behavioral science theory and methods to better understand and management individual and group behavior in organizations.
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This course examines how the management of human resources can help organizations to successfully deal with today's legal and ethical, social, global, quality, and technological challenges. Emphasis is on developing HR policies and implementing programs regarding the recruitment, selection, training and development, and compensation of employees.
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A foundation course in marketing which addresses the process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of goods, services, and ideas to create exchanges that satisfy individual and organizational goals with consideration of the social, ethical, economic, and international environments. This foundation course is a prerequisite to all other marketing courses.
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Students with Junior or Senior standing will have better background for this course. Familiarity with the use of the internet is assumed. Business opportunities, challenges, and strategies for use of the information superhighway will be explored, as will strategies and vision on how to leverage the emerging national and global information infrastructure. Includes review of the tools and technologies necessary for electronic commerce and the impact of the emerging electronic market and commerce re-engineering in today's corporations.
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A course that surveys the use of computer-based information systems in business. Uses a socio-technical approach to examine the organization, management, infrastructure and support for information technology in businesses preparing to become digital entities. Introduces topics covered in more depth in BUS 381, 482, 483, and 485.
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DUNCAN — There were more than just Christmas lights lighting up Main Street at 10th and Main, around 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 10, 2012, when two vehicles collided at the intersection, bringing numerous police officers and other first responders to the scene.
Duncan Police Officer Chisholm Hale said a Jeep going eastbound on Main Street failed to stop at a red light, colliding with the Toyota Camry traveling southbound on 10th St.While no one was taken to the hospital,
Hale said both parties would likely feel sore today. He also noted he thought the back axle of the Toyota was broken. The owner of the jeep was able to drive that vehicle away from the scene.


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On Wednesday, police arrested a 26-year-old man—who left the vehicle he was driving during an Oct. 15 hit-and-run in Southeast at a Brewster gas station, authorities say.
Officials from the Southeast Barracks of the State Police charged Hugo R. Martinez with four infractions—driving with no license, driving a vehicle lacking an inspection certificate, leaving the scene of an accident and operating an unregistered vehicle—after his lawyer contacted troopers.
Martinez is also facing a misdemeanor charge of third-degree possession of a forged instrument. That's linked to a fictitious Delaware license plate, police said.
The crash occurred the afternoon of Oct. 15, at the intersection of Deans Corner Road and Route 22. Martinez was reportedly operating a 1999 Ford SUV, which collided with a 2005 Jeep. No one was injured, but both vehicles sustained damage, according to authorities.
State police and members of the Brewster Police Department located the Ford about 15 minutes later, in the parking lot of the Xtra Mart on Main Street. They used surveillance video and items in the car to identify the defendant.
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A meteor crashed into a community in Russia's Ural mountains earlier today, injuring at least 950 people, according to the BBC. The meteor didn't strike the community directly – it landed in a nearby lake – but the shockwave itself caused damaged to buildings and smashed windows. Most of the people affected suffered only cuts and bruises, though about 46 are still hospitalized. No deaths have been reported.
The Russian Academy of Sciences provided an estimate on their website indicating that the meteor was travelling between 15-20 km/s on its way down, and appears to have been made of mostly iron. The Washington Post quotes the RAS of stating that the meteor was about 10 tons. The meteor broke up in mid-atmosphere, with some confirmed pieces of the meteor landing as far as 50 miles away from the site and other fragments may have fallen 75 miles away.
"Chelyabinsk Region suffered the greatest damage," said Russian Minister of Civil Defence Vladimir Puchkov in a statement. "The impact wave and blast damaged around 297 homes, 12 schools, a number of other social facilities, and some industrial sites."
"An operations group numbering more than 20,000 people is at work now," he continued. "with 3,000 pieces of equipment and 8 aircraft at their disposal. Our priority task is to get practical help to the people in the disaster zone and ensure they have all the essentials for life."
Not everyone in Russia is convinced that this was a meteor, however. According to the Russia Times, Liberal-Democratic Party leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky has blamed the explosion on U.S. weapons tests. Mr. Zhirinovsky is "a politician well-known for making similar eccentric statements," according to the Russia Times.
The meteor strike happened on the same day that near-Earth asteroid 2012 DA14 will make a close flyby of Earth. So close, in fact, that it will be inside the orbit of some telecommunications satellites. NASA is monitoring the asteroids path and has confirmed that there is no chance that the asteroid will strike the planet. 2012 DA14 will be at its closest to Earth at 2:25pm EST.
I'll admit that the first thing that came to mind when I heard about this strike were the scenes in Armageddon where meteors managed to strike major national monuments as a precursor to the asteroid that threatened to wipe out the planet. However, the Washington Post has cited the European Space Agency as confirming that the meteor strike in Russia and 2012 DA14 are not related. Which means that we can take comfort in knowing that no matter how strange the universe is, we at least know that the physics of Michael Bay movies still have no relationship with the real world.
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Right. The incident (Meteor strike) is not related to the flyby of the meteor that is not supposed to hit us… How stupid are they, to think that we are that stupid. I will wager that there is a strong chance there will be some meteor showers tonight – but that will not be related either.
Meteors have a strong tendency to travel in "packs"of meteors, whether they can be seen, detected or not.
To say they are not related, is so ignorantly speculative that it is basically as good as lying. They very well may be – and probably are related! But much like other government agencies, lying and covering up the truth is far better than being wrong or just being truthful – evidently. Oh, by the way the universe is expanding from the big bang – just ask them. The THEORY proves it, right? The theory. Should I mention its just a theory? The earth is flat and we are the center, so it must be true. Unreal.
Actually, no, Jeffrey. It's not the "THEORY" that proves the universe is expanding; it's DIRECT OBSERVATION.
Actually, there isn't any "direct" observation of the "expanding universe" theory. The only thing that can really be observed is the spectral redshift, which tends to indicate whether or not a celestial body is theoretically moving toward or away from observation sites here on earth. Observing this isn't exactly or necessarily proof that the universe is expanding.
Bodies that are light years away can't be DIRECTLY observed with a great amount of accuracy. Astronomy, in and of itself, is mostly theory since direct samples and measurements can't really be taken.
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Thank you Frank. First of all lets clear some things up. I am a flooring contractor by trade. Secondly, when I was 13 I extrapolated the shear fact that Stars were element factories with no main stream fundamentals provided by anyone in that regard. I THEORIZE that the universe is constantly falling in upon itself LIKE A BLACK HOLE (gee I wonder why I would think that? Gee, I wonder where all the dark matter is?) We cant even OBSERVE (by eye) that we are in a galaxy – what makes you think we could tell what we are being sucked into? Coax a house fly into your car and let him fly about… Then take your car and do 10 miles an hour down the road for ten miles and ask the fly how fast he is going. As he flys about (windows up)…how long did it take? Now go on the highway and go 100 miles an hour and ask the fly how fast he is going for a hundred miles… How long did it take? Now take the fly into your jet a go a thousand miles an hour for a thousand miles (windows up) ask the fly how fast he is going, as he flys about. How long did it take – etc… Now imagine space time as you near the event horizon into a singularity that is constantly collapsing in upon itself FOREVER… The closer you get, the faster you go but you can never get there. The red shift Doppler type effect can be observed with infrared spectrometry sure enough, but as space time is warped (time is created) and stretched, it would in fact present the illusion of expansion. You would have to be quite naive to believe that matter is not collecting into the biggest black hole of all. Space time is stretched and the principles and laws of theoretical physics gets stretched right along with it – ie. light will always travel at 186,000 mps in the space time medium it is traveling in. As space gets "stretched" light speeds up to compensate for it, and time goes on. Much like it still takes an hour to travel in the above mentioned format. Distance gets longer, just speed up and time remains the same. hmmm. It is dimensional, it is quantitative and it makes sense. The universe would violate all subatomic and gravitational theories if it were in fact expanding AND it doesn't make sense. We can only "see" back 16 billion years, kinda like viewing the horizon of the ocean when the world was still flat. But don't worry! The universe is turning inside out and falling back in on itself as it goes. It creates massive radiation which (I believe) will turn out to be found that they are fundamental building blocks of muons, pions and quarks, and other sub sub atomic particles. etc. etc. AND the universe is a giant matter factory. It does not end. And it keeps creating new matter as the universe collapses and is forced to become smaller. Once the true scope, size and age (if ever ascertainable) is discovered (I believe) it will blow the minds and science books off their collective shoulders (and shelves). Due to red shift the EXPERTS think the universe is expanding and that's why they think there was a big bang, so they keep trying to fit the theory to the wrong assumption. Einstein thought outside the box and its time other theoretical physicists do the same thing. That's not how I believe it happened. And if anyone steals my ideas I want credit! CHEERS.
Do governments have a protocol in place if there were a large asteroid heading our way?
Of course they do, bend over and kiss your @ss good bye !
re: ASTEROIDS: NASA's Chief Jim Hanson
"Imagine a giant asteroid on a direct collision course with Earth.
Every day, due to human activities, earth is warming at the rate of 400,000 four hundred thousand A Atomic bombs per day.
That is the equivalent of what we face now [with climate change], yet we dither taking no action to avoid the asteroid " (James Hansen) ( video)
This is what is going to end human civilization by the end of the century
Pres Bill Clinton WARNS: Not addressing population growth and climate change, our fate is human extinction within this century. ( video)
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The government has a cave shelter with three years of supplies for 1,000,000 people. A small portion of those to live their will be chosen to because they're needed to maintain the facility. "Great" people will be pre-selected for a percentage of the capacity. (famous people, accomplished artists, etc.) The rest are to be chosen by a lottery. Nobody over 60 years old will be allowed to enter the lottery…


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East Fairmont squandered opportunity after opportunity Friday night against the one-win Preston Knights.
East gave up the lead to Preston with 4:29 left in the game, when the Bees were flagged for a horse-collar tackle on a missed 2-point conversion.
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The Richland Bombers can knock one item off their tough to-do list a sweep at Walla Walla.
Gibson McGeorge had a big day at the plate, Levi Broeske and Mason Hilty came through on the mound and the Bombers opened Mid-Columbia Conference play with a pair of 8-4, 10-4 wins over the Blue Devils on Tuesday.
Its a huge sweep for us, said Richland coach Grant Richardson, especially against Walla Walla. Not only is it a tough place to play, but thats a solid ballclub.
McGeorge drove in seven runs on the day, going 3-for-3 with four RBIs and four stolen bases in the opener. His two-run single powered a three-run fifth inning that put the Bombers ahead for good.
Broeske threw five innings of solid ball before departing with a 5-2 lead. Hilty was even better, going five innings and giving up just three hits and a walk while striking out six.
He was phenomenal, Richardson said. Everything was working for him. Basically, he was unhittable today.
Daniel Lake went 2-for-4 for Walla Walla in the opener, and starter Luke Reardon was solid through four innings of work.
Richland 100 130 3 8 5 1
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Levi Broeske, Carson Miller (6) and Collin Doyle; Luke Reardon, Zach Zehner (5), Adam Mathews (7) and Keltan Fulmer. HighlightsDaniel Lake (WW) 2x4, 2B; Gibson McGeorge (R) 3x3, 4 RBI, 4 SB.
Richland 230 500 0 10 11 3
Walla Walla 000 102 1 4 6 2
Mason Hilty, Nate Ruane (6), Trey Hardy (7), McGeorge (7) and Doyle; Lake, Blake McKinney (4), Trever Coronado (5) and Colby Watilo. HighlightsHilty (R) 5IP-3H-6K-1BB, Ruane (R) 2x3; Garrett March (R) 2x4; McGeorge (R) 3 RBI; AJ Shaw (R) 2B; Sheldon Likala (R) 2x4, 2 RBI, 3B; Hunter Chambers (R) 2B; Jalen Fields (R) 2x2.
Chiawana 20-6, Pasco 5-4: Jordan Aviles went 5-for-8 with a double, a triple and six RBIs on the day as the Riverhawks opened Mid-Columbia Conference play with a road sweep of their neighborhood rivals.
Very pleased with how the kids are playing right now, said Chiawana coach Dave Price, adding that he couldnt ask for a better day of hitting. Right now the kids have confidence if they get in a fastball count, were going to square the ball up.
Aviles, Jesse Briones and Trenton Thornhill each drove in three runs in the opener, which got away from the Bulldogs as Chiawana piled up 15 runs in the fourth and fifth innings.
CJ Peiffer threw five innings of four-hit ball for the Riverhawks, who rallied to win the second game on Aviles bases-loaded triple during a four-run fifth inning.
Pasco took an early 3-2 lead with Brady Ritalas RBI double and a pair of run-scoring singles in the bottom of the first.
Chiawana 212 87 20 13 2
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CJ Peiffer and Grady Graff; Nathan Kasselder, Ellery Raines (4), Austen Clarke (5) and Alan Gomez. HighlightsJesse Briones (C) 2x3, 3 RBI, 2B; Zach Garcia (C) 2x2, 2B; Jordan Aviles (C) 2x4, 2B, 3 RBI; Trenton Thornhill (C) 2x5, 2B, 3 RBI; Ethan Olsen (C) 3x4; Luis Murillo (P) 3B.
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Spencer Bennion, Bryan Black (5) and Graff; Tony Beck, Roger Ingram Jr. (7) and Brady Ritala. HighlightsAviles (C) 3x4, 3B, 3 RBI; Thornhill (C) 2x6, 2B, 3B; Ritala (P) 2x3, RBI; Murillo (P) 2B, RBI.
Wenatchee 7-5, Kennewick 6-11: JJ Hancock had three RBIs in Game 2, helping the host Lions salvage a nonleague split.
Hancock and Kaden Julian finished the day with four hits apiece for Kennewick, which faces Kamiakin on Friday at LaPierre Field.
Our starting pitching was where we needed it to be. Jarrod Molnaa giving us two good ones in the first (game) and Clayten Ayres giving us three good ones in the second, Kennewick coach AJ Marquardt said.
The Lions fell in Game 1 after a two-run, go-ahead homer by Wenatchees Drew Holmberg in the seventh.
Wenatchee 002 020 3 7 9 1
Kennewick 400 011 0 6 10 1
Miller, Daniels (4), Driver (7) and Holmberg; Jarrod Molnaa, Colton Plew (3), Matt Driver (3), Brock Sittman (6) and Dylan Wilbert. HighlightsGarcia (W) 2x3; Holmberg (W) 2-run HR; Waterman (W) 2x2, 2B; JJ Hancock (K) 2x4; Clayten Ayres (K) 2x4, 2B; Wilbert (K) 2x3, 2B; Kaden Julian (K) 2x3.
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Blankenship, Grubb (2), Prater (6) and Holmberg; Ayres, Levi Scantlin (4), Mike Weber (7) and Hancock. HighlightsBlankenship (W) 2x3, 2 2Bs; Garcia (W) 2B; Steven Sordahl (K) 3x4, 2 RBIs, 2B; Hancock (K) 2x4, 3 RBIs, 2 2Bs; Alex Storaci (K) 3x3, RBI; Julian (K) 2x2.
Grandview 11, Zillah 7: Edgar Delgadillo went 3-for-3 and drove in four runs to lead the host Greyhounds past the Leopards in nonleague action.
Zillah 101 031 1 7 11 0
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Kurt Calhoun, Brayden Delp (6) and Clayton Mears; Derek Swearingen, Martin Sanchez (5) and Erik Sauve. HighlightsEdgar Delgadillo (G) 3x3, 4 RBIs, 2B; Kory Kollmar (G) 2x2, 2B; Sanchez (G) 2x4; Sauve (G) 2x4.
Sunnyside 11-4, River View 1-5: Austin Weatherby picked off the tying run at second to end Game 2 and help the host Panthers get a split with the Grizzlies.
In the opener, Sunnysides Trey Serl went 4-for-5 and drove in a run.
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Miguel Mendez, San Romero (6) and Mason Kupp; Jacob Frampton, Blake Foster (6), Ruvim Tyutyunnik (7) and Ashtin MacRoberts. HighlightsMendez (S) 2x4, RBI; Trey Serl (S) 4x5, 2B, RBI.
Sunnyside 100 102 0 4 8 3
River View 210 020 x 5 4 4
Serl and Kupp; Seth Lane, Austin Weatherby (6) and MacRoberts. HighlightsMendez (S) 2x4; Serl (S) 2x4, 2B, RBI; Tyutyunnik (RV) 2x3, 2B, RBI.
Connell 14-11, Lind-Ritzville 7-2: Kyle Jones went 5-for-6 with three doubles and six RBIs to lead the Eagles nonleague doubleheader sweep of the visiting Broncos. Austin Ochoa added a double, two triples and three RBIs for Connell.
Lind-Ritzville 130 200 1 7 7 6
Connell 307 220 x 14 18 3
Frederick, Hernandez (5) and Smith; Gage Taylor, Raul Gomez (2) and Austin Ochoa. HighlightsOchoa (C) 3x5, 2B, 3B, 3 RBI; Kyle Jones (C) 2x3, 2B, 3 RBI.
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Connell 404 31 12 11 2
Two outs when 10-run rule invoked. Ruzicka, Hartz (4), Leffel (5) and Smith; Mark Borgens, Andrew Plake (5) and Ochoa, Raul Gomez (4). HighlightsOchoa (C) 3B; Jones (C) 3x3, 2B, 3B, 3 RBI; Frank Meraz (C) 2x2, 2 2B; Austin Forsyth (C) 2x2.
Warden 17-9, Liberty-Spangle 0-4: Freshman pitcher Tyson Yamane hurled a five-inning no-hitter, allowing only a fifth-inning walk in a win over Liberty of Spangle.
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W. Struble, Nate Burley (3) and G.Sawyers; Tyson Yamane and Zach Schuler. HighlightsGarrett Marks 2 RBi; Louie Reyes 2x3, 3B, 3 RBI; Jerry Reyes RBI.
Liberty Spangle 001 002 1 4 2 2
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Ryan, Kimball (4), Burley (5), Soliday (6) and Sawyers; Guillermo Gonzales, J.Reyes (4) and Schuler. HighlightsYamane 2x4, 2 RBI; Drake Hanson RBI; Nate Cole 1x2; Marks 2 RBI. Cougars 4-6 overall.
Waitsburg-Prescott 10, Touchet 5: Dalton Estes went 4-for-5 and hit his third home run of the season a two-run shot during a three-run first inning to lift the Tigers (6-1 overall, 2-0 Southeast 1B) to a road win over the Indians.
Riley Stevens and Tucker Alleman each added three hits for W-P.
Touchet 201 002 0 5 5 2
Nolen Allen, Devin Acevedo (4), Talen Larsen (6) and Tucker Alleman; Ochoa, Goucher (1) and McKeown. HighlightsDalton Estes (WP) 4x5, HR, 3 RBI; Riley Stevens (WP) 3x5; Alleman (WP) 3x3.


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TERA Races Guide
When you choose to play the MMORPG, TERA online, players will have the option to customize how they look and pick one of the 6 unique TERA online races. All of the TERA online races are unique and have their history and lore. The one thing that all six of these TERA online races share in common is the fact that they are part of the Valkyron Federation. All of these six TERA online races are leading the way into a new era and fighting for their survival. What TERA online race will you choose?
One of the Tera classes is the Amani. The Amani are descendants of the dragons and are fierce fighters. The Amani come from a long line of slaves and have spent centuries in servitude to the giants. The Amani race makes great front line battle characters. The Barakas are another race and are related to the giants. The Barakas make great magical classes choices as they are gentle and have knowledge of the magical elements. Humans are also a choice for a TERA online race. Humans were created by Gidd, who is a God in TERA. The human race is fighting to see a new world where all races can live together without war. Humans have many different characteristic that allow this choice of a race to be good for many different classes.
One of the TERA online races that is viewed with a bit of suspicion is the Castanics. The Castanics are clever and skilled, but also tend to be hot tempered and very opportunistic. The race as a whole is famous for their skills as crafters and artisans. They have their own dark code of honor but are committed to finding a new world. Then we have the High Elves, who are from a long line of elves who fled and lived in solitude for 100 years. While the High Elves have changed their mysterious ways, many people still do not trust them. The final race is the Poporis. The Poporis are tiny animal like creatures who are guardians of nature's balance. These creatures balance the nature spirits and use nature to guide them on their journey.
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PORTLAND - Crews were searching for a Westview High Special needs student missing since Friday at noon. He was located by another student out looking for him around 730pm. He was walking down the street near Burgerville near the High School.
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Analysis: Benghazi attacks show diplomacy can't be done on the cheap
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- November 19, 2012
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For conservatives, the Benghazi scandal is a Watergate-like presidential cover-up. For liberals, it a fabricated Republican witch-hunt. For me, Benghazi is a call to act on an enduring problem that both parties ignore.
One major overlooked cause of the death of Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans is we have underfunded the State Department and other civilian agencies that play a vital role in our national security. Instead of building up cadres of skilled diplomatic security guards, we have bought them from the lowest bidder, trying to acquire capacity and expertise on the cheap. Benghazi showed how vulnerable that makes us.
Now, I'm not arguing that this use of contractors was the sole cause of the Benghazi tragedy, but I believe it was a primary one. Let me explain.
The slapdash security that killed Stevens, technician Sean Smith and CIA guards Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty started with a seemingly inconsequential decision by Libya's new government. After the fall of Muammar Qaddafi, Libya's interim government barred armed private security firms - foreign and domestic - from operating anywhere in the country.
Memories of the abuses by foreign mercenaries, acting for the brutal Qaddafi regime, prompted the decision, according to State Department officials.
Once the Libyans took away the private security guard option, it put enormous strain on a little-known State Department arm, the Diplomatic Security Service. This obscure agency has been responsible for protecting American diplomatic posts around the world since 1916.
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- 2 Cups Heavy Cream
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Combine the heavy cream with the 4 tablespoons of buttermilk in a glass jar. Mix well and cover. Let stand at room temperature for 18-24 hours. Mix again and refrigerate. Will last for up to one week.
In a large bowl, sprinkle the yeast over the water and let soften (about 5 minutes). Whisk the milk and melted butter into the yeast mixture.
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People around St. Annes felt the earth move. It wasn't an earthquake, but an explosion.
"I heard a loud blast, not too loud and I felt the ground rumble," said Etta Legner, St. Annes Lower School Director. "One of the children thought maybe it was a thunderstorm coming up, and we were curious why was it bout to thunderstorm when the sun was still shining."
The blast is to make way for the North Grounds Connector that is suppose to make traffic easier for those traveling to and from the new John Paul Jones Arena.
Cars on 250 were stopped during the explosion, but Dick Laurance, Director of Project for the arena, says the explosion was never a danger to anyone.
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SEABROOK — Local police yesterday said they have identified a "person of interest" related to Friday afternoon's robbery at The Provident Bank on Route 1 but have yet to make any arrests.
Seabrook police Deputy Chief Michael Gallagher said detectives have been busy assembling video footage from the bank and nearby businesses in order to glean more information about the suspect, who walked out of the bank and eluded a major manhunt.
"We do have some good leads," Gallagher said.
According to police, the suspect, a white male in his early 20s with a thin build, was able to make off with an undisclosed amount of money. He was wearing dark blue jeans, brown boots, a thin black hooded sweatshirt and black cotton gloves.
Police have been circulating a photo of the suspect taken by the bank's surveillance cameras and are hoping the public may be able to shed some light on who he might be. The man took measures to disguise his features — he wore large dark sunglasses that completely concealed his eyes, and he covered his head with the sweatshirt hood.
He was last seen leaving the bank on foot and running across Provident Way southbound, near Lafayette Road (Route 1). The Provident Bank is located at 1 Provident Way, just beyond the Route 107-Route 1 intersection.
Friday's theft marks the third time the Seabrook branch of The Provident Bank has been robbed. The last robbery took place in March 2010 when employees called police after a man walked into the bank and presented a note demanding money. Before that, the bank was robbed in October 2006 in similar fashion.
Seabrook police typically have had good success capturing alleged bank robbers in recent years. Last July, a local man was arrested just 13 minutes after robbing the Sovereign Bank on Route 1. He was arrested by Salisbury and Amesbury police following a brief car chase that ended near Bartlett Farm in Salisbury.
Gallagher said he was still very confident that Seabrook police would apprehend the man accused of robbing the bank last week.
"You hope for the best, but you prepare for the worst," Gallagher said.
Those with information regarding Friday's robbery are asked to call Seabrook police Detective Dan Lawrence at 603-474-5200.


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