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A three-day winter storm that dumped more than 6 inches of snow in parts of York, Chester and Lancaster counties ended Thursday, providing residents, business operators and crews the opportunity to begin clearing away sidewalks and roads.
The region began thawing out from the worst winter storm the state has seen in a decade, but travel was treacherous and scattered power outages from downed lines remained in parts of the tri-county area.
Officials expected roads to refreeze Thursday night, creating conditions for black ice. Local schools will remain closed for a third day Friday.
Temperatures are expected to reach the mid-40s Friday, before rising into the 50s Sunday.
National Weather Service meteorologist Bryan McAvoy said parts of York County received 8 to 10 inches of snow this week, while Chester County residents saw less than 8 inches. Lancaster County received a similar amount, but with more freezing rain.
The state Department of Transportation will continue de-icing efforts on interstates, primary routes and bridges.
John Welborn, a DOT inspector based in York County, said his office received tons of phone calls from residents requesting more roads to be serviced, but explained that roads with highest motorist volumes are prioritized.
It just wouldnt be cost effective, Welborn said of clearing less-traveled roads. Crews will focus primarily on plowing efforts and applying brine and salt to roads, though freezing temperatures Thursday night could result in black ice.
More than 9,000 people in York, Chester and Lancaster counties reported a power loss sometime Thursday, after sleet and freezing rain late Wednesday compromised utility lines. Statewide, at least 300,000 people were affected by outages.
By 3 p.m. Thursday, York Electric Cooperative had restored power to close to 1,000 customers in the Rock Hill and Catawba areas.
Compared to the rest of the state, we were very fortunate, said Marc Howie of York Electric Cooperative. Howie said the outage was due to a transmission problem at a substation serviced by Duke Energy.
Outages in Lancaster and Chester counties were more widespread, with close to 5,000 customers in Lancaster County and 3,500 in Chester County affected.. Duke Energy crews worked into Thursday evening to restore service.
The state was declared a federal disaster area on Wednesday night by President Barack Obama after a request on Tuesday by Gov. Nikki Haley.
The South Carolina Army National Guard 178th Combat Engineers headquartered in Rock Hill assisted with cleanup efforts statewide, sending several dump trucks hauling salt. The unit also sent out wrecker teams to assist the S.C. Highway Patrol with stranded vehicles.
In the Rich Hill area of Lancaster County, a high-voltage power line hit the porch of a house, but residents and the house were unharmed, according to Darren Player, deputy director of Lancaster emergency management.
No emergency shelters were activated in Lancaster and Chester counties. Instead residents were advised to stay home and off roads. Warming centers in Rock Hill were filled to capacity Thursday as volunteers urged all clients to stay indoors.
A fire broke out on Adams Street in Rock Hill on Wednesday night after a burning log rolled out from a fireplace and onto the living room floor, according to Fire Battalion Chief Rusty Myers. Damage was estimated at $6,000, but no injuries were reported and the homeowner returned to his home after the fire was put out.
York Countys Access buses, which provide subsidized transportation to area seniors and those without personal vehicles, ran limited service on Thursday in Rock Hill and Fort Mill, making only about 30 drop-offs countywide by midday. The buses gave priority to dialysis patients, but ran on a three-hour delay.
Piedmont Medical Center reported one ambulance getting stalled on roads with a patient on board, but were able to transfer the patient to another truck, according to spokesperson Amy Faulkenberry. The hospital reported tough conditions with several ambulances having difficulty navigating roads.
In Sharon, Herschel Lee Brown opened his convenience store and gas station as planned, though with less staff due to unplowed roads. Were a convenience store and its not convenient if its not open, Brown said.
His store, Brownies, is a designated fueling station for local fire departments in western York County and has a backup generator. The station also sells propane tanks and kerosene.
Were keeping everything rolling out there, said Brown. Now, if only they plowed the roads.
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Since Asus's Eee PC 701s started wowing consumers in 2007, just about every computer manufacturer (with the notable exception of Apple) has come out with their own take on the genre. Asus themselves seem to have more models available than all other manufacturers put together, and you can now get machines with much more comfortable keyboards, bigger screens, with and without Solid State Disks, luxury versions, with Linux or with Windows XP; and they're now powerful enough to run Windows 7.
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I love netbooks, such as the Asus Eee PC, Acer Aspire, MSI Wind, Advent 4211, and so on. They're cheap, cute, and brilliant for surfing in bed. But it was only a year or so ago that not only were most people unaware of this hardware category, no-one really knew what to call it.
I think it's only this year (2008) that the term netbook has caught on. A few months ago The Register asked its users to come up with a term for Small, Cheap Computers. The most popular suggestion was cute - 'laptot' - but the recognised term now seems to be netbook, which makes sense as a notebook that is mainly used for accessing the internet (plus it's closer to the book size and shape than notebooks have come in recent years).
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I wasn't familiar with PortableApps.com but I checked out the web site (http://www.portableapps.com), found a lot of good reviews and decided it was worth spending some time making Writer's Café compatible with it. After all, writing software is the kind of thing that people want to take around with them. Currently PortableApps.com is for Windows only, but this could change in future. It comes with a whole suite of free programs such as FireFox, Thunderbird, OpenOffice.org and Pidgin, and the PortableApps.com site provides tools for developers to 'wrap' applications to force them to leave no data on the computer's local drives on exit. If you're adapting your own application, then you won't need to jump through as many hoops, though you will still need to use the PortableApps.com installer and tell your application where to put its settings and data.
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It's the View – First of all it is the typical Cheesecake Factory as far as menu goes... the wait is ALWAYS incredibly long so when we go we plan to sit at the Bar no further expectations than that. You can either take the escalators or the elevators.
The view is breathtaking and truly a urban experience as far as getting the "feel" of the city. I recommend sitting outside at least once. The service at the Bar is always rushed for the Bartenders as they are handling drink orders for the tables as well. Our drinks were strong and tasty and the appetizers we ordered were plentiful. I do suggest if you venture up to the top floor of Macy's to try this Cheesecake Factory - come with the mindset that you will more than likely have a wait but hey your in one of the most beautiful cities in world enjoy the experience go browsing in Macy's... although I am not sure the pagers work that far =/
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Nice place for cheesecake, and a drink as well – Visited several times a few year back. Added a few pounds at this nice place.... Love the roof veranda and the nice view from there!
Great Location and food! – The Cheesecake factory is a place I come to whenever I go to Union Square. I love their appetizers and their deserts. The portions are big and I am always stuffed when I leave- in a good way.
Their outdoor seating is a real treat and anybody that goes their must try it out.
The only drawback is their mixed drinks/cocktails which are a bit weak sometimes.
Not many healthy choices – After the long wait, about an hour, the menu selection was pretty much filled with fats and sugars, without a lot of healthy options. After inquiring about the composition of the dressings and sauces, we determined that if it doesn't have an over abundance of mayonnaise, it has an over abundance of sugar. The cheesecakes were nicely presented in a clean display case and the bakery staff is pretty well informed, except about the fat, sugar and calorie content.
Decadent cheesecakes and classic American cuisine makes this a popular chain. – In Short
Faux-rustic finishes and colorful light fixtures abound at this almost always crowded chain. The thick-as-a-book menu features Americanized versions of worldly cuisines--Mexican, Vietnamese, Italian, Thai--but succeeds best with American classics. Burgers are a good choice, especially the ""Roadside Sliders,"" mini burgers served as appetizers. The myriad cheesecakes are over-the-top in concept and decadence. You'll leave full, with leftovers.
why would you go here? – why would you go here when there is so much amazing (non-chain) food in san francisco!? go someplace original and authentic, like Colibri right down the street. Save the cheesecake factory for your work trip to Cleveland if you inist on supporting this chain!
Good but LONG wait, huge portions – The positives: Cheesecake Factory has an enormous menu with lots of delicious options, so everyone in your party will be satisfied. The salads, sandwiches, and pastas are all great (I usually order Evelyn's Favorite Pasta). The portions are gigantic, so although the prices are a little high, it's really like two meals in one since you usually take half to go. Of course, the specialty cheesecakes are unbelievable - you can't find stuff like this anywhere else. The rooftop view is amazing, and there are heat lamps for when it's cold. Also, it is in a central location for anyone in the Union Square area. The negatives: there is an insanely long wait (HOURS), it is always crowded, and there are no reservations. But if you are in the area, go and grab a beeper at least 45 minutes before you want to eat and continue your shopping ... by the time you're done, your table will be ready.
Top of Macy's – The Cheesecake factory lives up to it's name. Several choices of Cheesecake. And you get to look at all of them in the display case while you are waiting for a seat. This place is popular so be prepared to sign up, take your beeper and don't wander too far. I was able to get the beeper, go shopping for a pair of shoes at the men's Macys next block and return to Cheesecake factory in time to wait an additional half hour and it was not even busy dinner hour yet.
But I like the big portions of everything, like the burritios, and the mango madness drinks. Great desserts. Great salads and big too. The waitstaff is overworked but they are friendly. Also suggest sit outside when the whether is not too cold.
It is what it says – The cheesecake is the best. It's indulgent and rich, and the cheesecake is the main reason why I come back to this restaurant. The food is ok, but comes in huge portions. The wait is RIDICULOUSLY long, but once I'm seated, I always find the waitstaff very friendly and accomodating. A few times I've had something wrong with my food - chicken was undercooked (bloody!), string found in my mashed potatoes, hair found in shepherd's pie - but they have ALWAYS been very apologetic, offering a replacement dish, and complimentary cheesecake. THey've never been snooty or slow about it. They always address it immediately and are apologetic for their mistake. A good place to bring a large group (like my family of 6) b/c the menu has TONS of variety; everyone should be able to find something they like.
interminable wait, deep-fried everything – I was here a couple of days ago with a group. They claim to have dozens of dishes as 'specialties'. The vast majority are deep-fried somehow. The waits are infamously long. The service we received was marginal, with dishes coming out at different times, the kitchen failing to complete all elements of one order, the wait staff neglecting to fulfill a simple request several times, the drinks order being delayed repeatedly... My fish & chips was badly done - a bit dried out, extremely greasy. The 'chips' were traditional American french fries, not chips (thick-cut potatoes), the cole slaw was little more than shredded purple cabbage with no dressing of any kind. The servings were enormous, great if you hadn't eaten in several days, but what normal human needs that much food?! The chocolate cheesecake was good. I'd recommend coming here for dessert, when the lines would be shorter. The view is great!
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L'Aquila, 2009. Photo by Rebecca Heyl.
One year ago today, residents of Italy's Abruzzo region were woken in the early morning hours by an earthquake that shook the very foundations of their lives. Centuries-old walls trembled, crumbled and fell -- particularly in the historic center of L'Aquila -- and with them families, educations and careers were torn asunder.
The magnitude 6.3 quake resulted in hundreds of deaths, more than 1,500 injured and the displacement of tens of thousands. At the University of L'Aquila, administration buildings and residence halls collapsed, with eight students dying in just one dormitory. The academic institution, home to 27,000 registered students before the quake, was ultimately forced to close its doors.
But there is no darkness without light. And, in the weeks that followed, the Italian American response to this disaster shone brightly on our cultural cousins across the Atlantic. With NIAF taking the lead, a coalition of Italian American organizations, universities and individuals worked tirelessly to raise funds for affected victims and communities. Soon the U.S. Department of State, the Embassy of Italy and the Italian Consular Network expressed interest in working with us as well.
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Will Feldman, photographed in his Red Bank apartment with his dog Nova and his cat Cheeto, is about to start a new business called Fetch! Pet Care. Clients will be able to arrange for in-home pet care while they are away, an alternative to kennel boarding.Photo by John Rawlston.
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Services: "We offer dog walking; in-home care for dogs, cats, fish, reptiles; yard cleanup. If they're out of town we could change the lights, take the mail in -- basically if the client needs it, we'll provide it," Feldman said.
Prices: $18 for 30-minute in-home visit; $20 for 30-minute walk.
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A 3-year-old girl and a 4-year-old boy remained at Children's Hospital of Alabama in Birmingham after suffering injuries in an accident on Quintard Avenue, said Anniston police officer Roy Bennett. A 6-year-old girl also involved in the accident was treated at Stringfellow Memorial Hospital and released this weekend, Bennett said.
All three children were traveling in a Ford Explorer headed west on 17th Street which collided with a Nissan Maxima heading south on Quintard Avenue. Bennett said police are still investigating the cause of the accident, and have not released the names of either driver involved.
Bennett said the children were related and traveling with two adult relatives in the car. Police were unavailable to explain the families' exact relationships Wednesday afternoon.
Bennett said the 4-year-old boy was in critical but stable condition and was showing signs of gradual improvement since the accident. Bennett said he could not release information about any of the children's injuries.
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"I came and I visited Bishop Manogue and it just looked like a really nice place to go," Griffin said. "I saw all the kids were nice. The teachers were good. They had a great graduation and college entrance rate and it looked like a really nice place to be. Everyone is really friendly. I don't think I have met a mean kid here. The teachers are nice and they know their stuff. Our sports program is good and I enjoy it here."
Since entering the school, Griffin has compiled a significant academic record and he is currently working through Advanced Placement classes for his Honors diploma. Upper-echelon classes such as AP calculus and AP chemistry, which Griffin said are his most difficult classes, have allowed him to excel at extracurriculars such as Academic Team and the Science Bowl competition. Griffin said the Academic Team performed well in its "pre-tournament season" but did not do as well as they had hoped in the major tournament. He added that preparation was intense for the competition and he is looking forward to stepping into a leadership role next year.
"Our practices are mainly going over questions we have heard in the past and going over concepts that are on those like math and science," he said. "We are also constantly reviewing current events, which is one of the topics. So we need to know what is going on there. It does get more focused as we get closer.
"I sat in on practices last year but sophomores don't usually participate much. So this year was the first year I was able to be in the competition and answering live questions. It's exciting, I think I'll do it next year as well. I was in a few of the competitions this year and next year with so many seniors leaving I will probably be in there more often, and I am looking forward to that."
Griffin said the Science Bowl requires similar preparation, with the exception of more outside school prep time. He said the competition provides a game-show like environment fused with an academic trivia element, which he said adds some excitement to the yearly event.
"It's interesting because the two teams competing have buzzers for it, like a game show, and it is really kind of fun," Griffin said. "There is no conferring among your team. So we like to divide up subjects so one person can focus on math for the semester and another can focus on geology or astronomy or some science subject like that.
"There are a lot of sciences that aren't taught, especially in the school. So you need to study outside of school to know what is going on. I was focused on math and chemistry; and my AP classes really helped that preparation."
Griffin is also active in community service, a required activity at Bishop Manogue, in the Sparks community with several projects on his list. Most notably, Griffin said he has helped feed homeless citizens of the city and he volunteer referees for youth soccer in Sparks, bringing him humbling experiences along the way.
"It feels good to give back," Griffin said. "Feeding the homeless is very humbling to do and to know that there are people out there who are less fortunate than you are is very humbling."
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Westchester County officials today praised the actions of all those who assisted the two people aboard the small plane that crashed in the Hudson River on Sunday evening, including a Westchester County police dispatcher who received their desperate 911 call for help.
"From the Yonkers police officers who went out on the river to a skilled and calm county police dispatcher on the phone, many people stepped up to do a great job to help keep those people alive and get them rescued from the frigid waters of the Hudson River," said County Executive Robert P. Astorino Astorino. "This story has a happy ending due to the compassion and professionalism of all involved."
Westchester Public Safety Commissioner George N. Longworth praised the excellent coordination among county police, Yonkers police and other responding agencies, including the Yonkers Fire Department and the New York police and fire departments.
In addition, he praised county police Communications Operator Melissa Seymour for the sound and life-saving advice she gave to the pilot of the plane. As the river water was flooding into the cockpit, Seymour advised the pilot and his passenger to locate the floatation devices aboard the plane and get out the aircraft.
The pilot made a 911 call about 5:25 p.m. Sunday to report that his Piper Cherokee had crashed into the Hudson River. The call was received at the New York State Transportation Management Center and a dispatcher there transferred the call to the county police.
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Hair loss among men is usually caused by hereditary factors. This means that those whose parents or grandparents have problems with hair loss would most likely face the same problem sooner or later. In a more scientific term, this is called androgenetic alopecia which can be translated into English as inherited hair loss.
It must be understood that the inheritance does not only mean from man to man or from father to son. It can be inherited from both parents, including the mother. So, if you are a son and the line of your mother has this problem, then there is also a big chance for you to inherit it. This factor as a knowledge must give anyone the edge to prepare if ever he knows that there is such a problem in his lineage.
With man, hair loss would start in two common places. One place would be on the forehead going backwards and the other place would be located on the top of the head and spreading all over until what hair is left is in the ear canals, the nostrils and some on the back of the neck.
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Generally, human beings are accustomed to seeing baldness in men, but in woman? No way! This is a big no for girls, women, or ladies. The problem is, truth can bite all the way to the bones. It cuts so deep these girls cannot have a decent sleep at night. They are always on the run in looking for remedies for hair loss with shampoos, conditioner and other hair supplement product.
Androgenetic alopecia is also applicable to women because as you know from what is earlier mentioned, it is not only within one sex. It can be passed from mother to son or father to daughter. This, just like with men, can already give an edge to women to prepare for hair loss while it is early.
If hair loss in men happens from front to back and on top spreading all over, with women it will only be on top of the head. What is more is the fact that hair loss starts by hair thinning thereby making it weak and easy to break. This then will be the major cause of baldness.
Whether you are a man or a woman, hair loss is a difficult problem to face. It is a good thing however that through science, many treatments have been made which can help people with this problem. However, one must always remember that it is better to be prepared and prevent hair loss than treat it.


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RENO — March is one of the most difficult and stressful times of the year for wild birds. After surviving the long, barren winter, birds still face the challenge of finding food.
Birds' natural food supply is at its lowest point of the year. Insect populations are low, and the few remaining wild fruits, berries, seeds and nuts are either hidden or undesirable. Spring's unpredictable weather doesn't make life any easier. Sunny, warm, spring-like days can rapidly give way to cold, damp and even snowy conditions that can push birds to the brink.
"Providing food throughout the spring is as important as winter feeding," said Jacque Lowery, manager of Moana Nursery's Wild Birds Unlimited stores. "The birds are expending a great deal of energy migrating, courting and building nests at this time of the year when their natural food supplies are close to being exhausted."
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For more information, visit any of the Wild Birds Unlimited locations inside all three Moana Nursery locations in Reno and Sparks, or visit www.reno.wbu.com.


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- Re: Ubuntu-SAN: Point-of-use dry sanitation and sludge beneficiation micro-entrepreneurship model - by: SudhirPillay April 24, 2014Dear Chris and Ben To clarify, I am the funding manager from the South African Water Research Commission. I did not develop the idea - Dr Wade Edwards from ATL-Hydro did - our organisation saw potential in the system and funded the project through the SRFA Project (joint fund by the BMGF and the WRC). The research team will respond in due course. The contact […]
- Re: Technology for treating Clean Team waste - by: AParker April 24, 2014Hi Kevin, As explained earlier in this thread, we're currently working with Clean Team to develop a treatment system for their waste (look out for a post on WSUP's blog about this soon). All the systems we're looking at use biological treatment so we're hoping the blue liquid won't adversely affect this, but we won't know until […]
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- Re: Ubuntu-SAN: Point-of-use dry sanitation and sludge beneficiation micro-entrepreneurship model - by: ben April 24, 2014Dear Sudhir, Thanks a lot for sharing with us this amazing concept. And I love the name and the spirit of Ubuntu sharing community concept. When you say : technology transfer will be facilitated through: community-based technical and entrepreneurial workshops; peer-reviewed articles; mainstream media articles; conference proceedings; PhD and MSc students and […]
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- Break the Silence Join the Discourse on Menstrual Management Conference August 12 – 14, 2014 - by: sekuma April 24, 2014Background NETWAS Uganda, Uganda WASH Alliance, IRC and SNV are glade to invite you to the Uganda Conference on Menstrual Management on August 12 – 14, 2014. The conference venue is Africana Hotel Kampala, Kampala, Uganda. It is a moment to dialogue where water, hygiene and sanitation professionals will explore how to achieve healthier, affordable and better […]
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- Climate Foundation presenting on Susana Webinar April 29th - by: Lauratalsma April 24, 2014Dear all, In case you have been following this thread and are interested in the progress of our research project, then the upcoming webinar number 7 on "Adding missing links in sanitation value chains" could be interesting for you: Our presentation is entitled: Community-scale facility to process faeces and faecal sludge into safe biochar by pyrolysis – prep […]
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- SuSanA news mail March 2014 March 4, 2014Dear SuSanA members and partners, This news mail informs you about the latest news from SuSanA and the SuSanA partners. The newsmail is sent to 4688 subscribers and contains the following topics: 1. SuSanA cities working group meeting in Delhi, India on 23 March 2014 2. SuSanA Breaking the taboo sanitation cartoon competition 3. Preparation underway to launc […]
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- Dr Peter Morgan June 3, 2013Peter Morgan – one of my Champions − has been awarded this year's Stockholm Water Prize. Really well deserved! Congratulations Peter!
- Good question! January 30, 2013The cover of the 10 January issue of The Economist:
- World Toilet Day November 19, 2012Today is World Toilet Day – see here and also ThePublicToilet.com. The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, in association with Domestos, has released this report which is well worth reading: Toilets for Health.
- No toilet, no bride! November 16, 2012In the UK Daily Mail of 23 October: No toilet? Then no bride − the Indian government's bizarre new campaign to increase indoor lavatories. Well, that's one way of promoting sanitation!
- Top three toilets? October 31, 2012From the Gates Foundation website (dated 14 August): 'Bill Gates Names Winners of the Reinvent the Toilet Challenge':California Institute of Technology in the United States received the $100,000 first prize for designing a solar-powered toilet that generates hydrogen and electricity. Loughborough University in the United Kingdom won the $60,000 second place […]
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Getting hygiene messages with your tea
While on a mission in Bangladesh I visited a tea stall where I saw a lot of men getting their daily cup of tea. Tea stalls are a common phenomenon in Bangladesh, it is a place where people gather not just for tea, but to hang out and talk freely about whatever is important to them. Male field workers in the BRAC WASH programme have started visiting these stalls to discuss sanitation and hygiene practices.
Bangladesh: hygiene promotion for men, WaterAid pictures
Forum theatres are one of WaterAid's new approaches of improving hygiene in Bangladesh by focusing on men. See below photos of a pilot show in Jogdol bazaar, Magura in west Bangladesh.
Hygiene promotion for men is also being addressed in an EU-funded rehabilitation project in Nepal being carried out by NGO Nepal Water for Health (NEWAH), with support from the IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre. Read more in IRC's Source Bulletin.
Using theatre to promote men's hygiene in Nepal
Local health workers in Nepal are performing in village plays to promote men's hygiene.
It's an innovative way of getting the hygiene message across to the target audience – men. Targeting men is not easy because, in many districts, men go to India for six months at a time for work.
Read more: IRC, 19 June 2009
Posted in Hygiene Promotion, South Asia
Tagged changing behaviour, men's hygiene, Nepal


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Virgil "Ray" Keefer, 81
Diann Conant, 65
Veda Marguerite Rude, 103
Nancy Annette Barbea, 69
Virgil "Ray" Keefer passed away May 13, 2012. He was born in Concord, June 10, 1931.
Ray was raised in Oregon and graduated from Ontario High School, in Ontario, Ore., in 1949.
Ray joined the Air Force and was a cargo specialist during the Korean Conflict. Upon his discharge, he moved to Chester where he met the love of his life and best friend Maxine Hughes. They were married on Nov. 28, 1953, and moved to Chico where Ray attended Chico State University graduating in 1957 with a B.A. in business administration.
They returned to Chester where he was a real estate broker for over 40 years and was a Plumas County Justice Court Judge for Greenville and Chester for nine years.
Ray served as president of the Judges, Marshals and Constables Association. He was a member of the Chester Lions Club and served as secretary and president. Ray was also a member of the Plumas County board of Realtors serving as president and regional chairman of District 2. He received Realtor of the Year in 1991. Ray was honored as Lifetime Member of PTA for his work with and for young people.
After retirement, they relocated to Durham and Chico.
Ray is survived by his wife of 58 years, Maxine; his daughter Teri (Dave) Schell of Durham; sons, Steve of Tustin, and Dale (Bonnie) of Susanville; eight grandchildren, Laural (Ryan) Davis, Brandon, Brett and Bradley Keefer, Brieanna (Bryan) Rhoads, Kaena Keefer, Morgan and Madison Schell; one great-grandson Ashton Rhoads; a sister, Helen (Dean) Fraizer of Oregon; and a brother, Earl (Ann) of Redding; many nieces, nephews and cousins, and many, many friends.
The family would like to thank the staffs of Enloe Hospital and Twin Oaks Care Facility for the wonderful care he was given.
A celebration of Ray's life will be held Saturday, June 23, 2 p.m., at the Chester Elks Lodge. "Love is stronger than death even though it can't stop death from happening, but no matter how hard death tries, it can't separate people from love. It can't take away our memories either. In the end, life is stronger than death."
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made in his memory to the Alzheimers Association in care of Brusie Funeral Home, which is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences can be sent to the family at brusiefh.com
Diann Conant, of Portola, passed away May 14, 2012, at Renown Medical Center in Reno, Nev., after a long fight with COPD.
Born in Portola, Feb. 5, 1947, she joins her parents, William "Bill" Conant and Genevive "Betty" Baldwin, in eternal life.
She is survived by her daughter, Amber Knox; sister, Cheryl Plane; and nephews Jason and Matthew Manit.
At her request, she will be buried with her paternal grandparents, George and Florence Conant, at the Shady Grove cemetery in Portola.
A Celebration of life will be held at the Mohawk Tavern, 999 Johnsville Rd., Graeagle, Aug. 11, at 1 pm.
In lieu of flowers please donate to any local organization. Diann believed in taking care of the locals.
At the tender age of 103, with her loving family at her side, Veda Marguerite Rude passed from this life peacefully on the morning of May 25, 2012, at her residence in East Quincy.
Born to Alfred and Ida (Bowan) Salmon on the family ranch at French Camp, she was raised and educated in Manteca where she attended high school.
At the age of 15 she met Merlyn Rude, whom she later married in Eureka on July 18, 1927, and to this blessed union a son and daughter were born. Following their marriage the newlyweds moved to Turlock before settling in Modesto. In 1988, they moved to the northeastern California community of Quincy.
Veda was an accomplished seamstress who took great pride in sewing the clothes for her family. She also enjoyed the art of embroidery and crocheting and, as her daughter tells, "was one hell of a good cook."
In passing Veda leaves her daughter, Arlene Van Lier, of Quincy; son Ronald "Jack" Rude and his wife Jean, of Quincy; four grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and 19 great-great-grandchildren.
She joins her husband Merlyn, who passed from this life in 1993; a sister, Eva; and two grandchildren in their eternal home.
At Veda's request no services will take place. An opportunity to express condolences to the family and sign the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com.
Nancy Annette Barbea peacefully passed from this life Wednesday evening, May 30, 2012, with her husband at her side at her residence in East Quincy.
Born Sept. 4, 1943, in Bremerton, Wash., Nancy and her family relocated to Quincy when she was 4 after a brief stay in the San Francisco East Bay. She is a 1961 graduate of Quincy High School and following graduation worked at the Lariat Lodge and later for Plumas District Hospital in their kitchen.
She was introduced through mutual friends to a handsome young gentleman named C. Dee Barbea, and the couple was united in matrimony July 25, 1970, in Reno, Nev.
Dee's career with the California Highway Patrol led the couple to move to Concord, where they resided from 1970 to 1983. While residing in the East Bay Area, Nancy was active with the Wetted Wheels Motorcycle Club as well as the Twilight Twirlers Square Dancing Club. The couple returned to Quincy in 1983 where Nancy became active with the Mt. Jura Gem Society out of Taylorsville as well as the Feather River Model A's Club.
Nancy found pleasure in cruising the backcountry with her husband in their Jeep, touring on their motorcycle, rock hunting and beach combing as well as collecting antiques and working in her garden.
In passing, she leaves her best friend and love of her life, her husband Dee, of Quincy; daughter Katy Marie Barbea, of Salt Lake City, Utah; and her beloved companion Kekoa.
Following cremation at Fehrman Crematory, private family services will take place at a later date. Inurnment will take place in the Cromberg District Cemetery.
An opportunity to express condolences to the family and sign the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com.
The family asks that any remembrances in Nancy's name be made to Plumas Community Hospice, c/o Fehrman Mortuary and Crematory, P.O. Box 53, Quincy, CA 95971.
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1882, April, 1 - 1884, May, 14
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Letters, circulars, memoranda, and cablegrams from the several divisions of the War Department respecting appointments, promotions, pay, and education addressed to the officer commanding at Halifax. Classified index of subjects.
Microfilm reel C-3812
Microfilm reel C-3813
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