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Ti Kaye Resort & Spa is located on the secluded Anse Cochon cove on the legendary island of Saint Lucia – perfectly nestled along the cliff side overlooking the serene waters, which hungrily lap the silver sand on the secluded beach below. The resort is often described as inspired by nature; each cottage purposely built into the landscape, drawing from the beauty of its lush natural surroundings. Equipped with modern amenities and some unusual quirks, guests are invited to unplug and indulge in the purposely built outdoor shower, dip in their personal pool or simply relax in the double hammock while watching the sunset from their balcony. Enjoyment of the postcard perfect views and all Ti Kaye has to offer while relaxing in your cottage, affords total privacy by design.
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"At freshman orientation, I joked that Kylie was destined to be at Berry because of her name," Heida said. "Kylie has shown that she was destined to be at Berry because she is incredibly smart, an integral part of our campus community."
During her time at Berry, Kylie served as a grader in the math and physics department and math tutor at the college, a math and science grader and tutor at Berry elementary and middle schools, and a mentor for incoming freshmen.
When Kylie took to the podium to deliver her commencement speech, she emphasized the importance of the community in the "Berry Bubble."
"Working with others gives you a community to which you belong to - a community that becomes your family. I know that I would not have enjoyed my time here near as much if it were not for that community," she said.
Sally Ride Science CEO and Berry alumna Sheryle J. Bolton was the guest speaker. Bolton was also an executive at HBO and Rockefeller & Co., and an investment banker at Merrill Lynch. She has a bachelor's degree in English, a master's degree in linguistics and a MBA from Harvard University.
"I wish you good fortune on your journey," Bolton told the graduates. "Keep thinking about that balance: head, heart, and hands. And in the process, you will come to the confidence to do and be what is most important for you."

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After plugging in particulars about his family of five, the Salt Lake City business owner was able to compare 38 plans and apply for tax credits to put toward his monthly premiums. He settled on a silver-level plan from Altius that retails for about $850 a month.
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Butch Matthews is a 61-year-old former small business owner from Little Rock, Arkansas who used to wake up every morning at 4 A.M. to deliver canned beverages to retailers before retiring in 2010. A lifelong Republican, he was heavily skeptical of the Affordable Care Act when it first passed. "I did not think that Obamacare was going to be a good plan, I did not think that it was going to help me at all," he told ThinkProgress over the phone.
But after doing a little research, Matthews eventually realized how much the law could help him. And on Tuesday, his local Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) provider confirmed that he would be able to buy a far better plan than his current policy while saving at least $13,000 per year through Arkansas' Obamacare marketplace.
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Bryan Tackett, 33, was amazed at the choice of policies on the Washington, D.C., exchange. A contractor at a government relations firm, Tackett has been paying just under $400 a month for a Blue Cross Blue Shield plan with "not terrible, not great" coverage and a $1,500 deductible. But he enrolled in a gold Kaiser Permanente plan on the exchange that has no deductible and "good" co-pays. It includes dental benefits and an annual eye exam — all for about $270 a month.
"I didn't think there would be that much of a differential between what the private market would offer me and what Obamacare would," said Tackett, who is not eligible for a federal subsidy. "I was surprised, amazed and shocked, but pleasantly so.
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The New Mexico Health Insurance Exchange saved one Albuquerque small business owner $1,000 a month in insurance premiums Tuesday.
Michael Cadigan, president and owner of the Cadigan Law Firm P.C., said he signed up the firm's four employees Tuesday for an insurance policy and got a quote that was $1,000 less a month than he's currently paying.
"I was very pleasantly surprised. I thought it was going to be an administrative nightmare and it literally took me 15 minutes once I found everybody's birthdates, Social Security numbers and ZIP codes," Cadigan, a former Albuquerque city councilor, said…
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Cadigan said he believes the large pools of people created by the Affordable Care Act might have led to his lower insurance premiums.
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During the interview season, in addition to the recruitment of students from the traditional groups underrepresented in medicine, the office targets all applicants interested in minority health issues in projects for underserved communities and in cultural competency programs. The Office, the Penn Med chapters of the Student National Medical Association and the Latin Medical Student Association, invite underrepresented applicants and those interested in health care disparities to attend the informational sessions, which affords applicants the opportunity to meet and interact with underrepresented medical students as well as faculty. Most importantly, the Program highlights community service opportunities and activities sponsored by the Office, one of which is the Faculty Mentoring Program which pairs interested students with a Penn Med minority faculty.
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No public health agency or official organization tracks with certainty the number of U.S. children who die or are injured each year while engaging in the deadly activity known as the Choking Game.
The most recent statistics on Choking Game-related deaths available from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are several years old and are gleaned from media reports.
As is the case with the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's office, many county coroners or medical examiners do not keep specific statistics on these deaths or separate them from apparent suicides by hanging.
Around the country, a handful of volunteer or nonprofit organizations rely on a mixture of official and anecdotal information, but organizers acknowledge the data is incomplete.
Much public awareness of the so-called game, also known as the Pass-Out Game and other names, comes from parents who've discovered how it's played and the deadly risks it carries after their children have tried it.
Among them is a Pine-Richland father who contacted and spoke about it with Pine-Richland Patch after seeing a cell phone video of his daughter playing the game recently. His daughter was not harmed.
"No parent wants to think their child would do something so ridiculously stupid," writes Judy Rogg of Santa Monica, CA, on the website she started after her sixth-grader son, Erik Robinson, died in 2010.
The website Erik's Cause—Help Stop the Choking Game now aims to educate parents and children about its dangers and to persuade schools to incorporate warnings into curriculum.
"Our whole family was in denial—despite police insistence that this was the cause of Erik's death—until one brave schoolmate spoke up," Rogg writes of the boy she describes as a "normal, healthy" A student, athlete and Boy Scout.
"His dream was to go to (the U.S. Military Academy at) West Point, enter the military and then law enforcement," she adds. "He was the opposite of a youth 'at risk.' Credible evidence is very strong that Erik's first exposure to the choking game was during school the day before he tried it at home and died."
The Choking Game uses various techniques to create a feeling of euphoria by cutting off, then restoring the flow of blood and oxygen to the brain. Children learn of it from friends or websites, and they often view it as a way to get high without using drugs or alcohol.
Some participants choke themselves by using their hands, a belt, rope or dog leash around their necks. A number of young people have died by accidentally hanging themselves while engaging in the activity alone.
"Within three minutes of continued strangulation (i.e., hanging), basic functions such as memory, balance, and the central nervous system start to fail. Death occurs shortly after," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Those who practice it also risk loss of consciousness, brain damage due to oxygen deprivation, coma and seizures, concussions and broken bones, the CDC states.
Other names for the Choking Game
- Pass-out game
- Space monkey
- Suffocation roulette
- Scarf game
- The American dream
- Fainting game
- Something dreaming game
- Purple hazing
- Blacking out/blackout
- Dream game
- Flat liner
- California choke
- Space cowboy
- Airplaning
- Purple dragon
- Cloud nine
-- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Other parents, after discovering their children's involvement with the game, also have spoken out in media interviews, given speeches or organized nonprofit organizations that work to warn parents, children and educators.
Schools, too, have organized sessions and literature to alert and prepare parents to discuss the Choking Game and other risky behaviors.
"We need to always provide our staff, students and family members education and awareness of suffocation games as well as providing them a list of risk factors and preventive/intervention measures to take if they suspect a student is playing these games," Dr. Maura Paczan, a certified school psychologist with the Pine-Richland School District, said in a statement.
The Pine-Richland father who spoke of his daughter's recent experience said he found the recording during a routine check of the teen's cell phone. He asked that his name and that of his daughter be withheld.
Her horrified father said it looked like she was dying while playing the game with a group of friends from middle school. He said he saw his child hyperventilating, then someone grabbing her from behind and squeezing until she passed out.
"For those of you that think that this only happens to other families, you need to be aware of these stories," states GASP (Games Adolescents Shouldn't Play), a nonprofit organization that details cases involving the Choking Game on its website.
"Without a doubt each of these families believed that the Choking Game or other deadly games children play would not take the lives of their loved ones."
How Prevalent is the Game?
Prevalence of the dangerous game—locally or nationally—is anyone's guess. Until a death or injury occurs, the game generally stays in the shadows.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lists 82 reported deaths between 1995 to 2007, but that statistic is based on media reports. The centers do not have more recent statistics available.
GASP offers more detailed statistics that it says it has accumulated from "victims lists". The international stats on its website show a peak of 151 deaths in 2006; its statistics date back to 1934.
Another group, the Dangerous Behaviors Foundation, also compiles a database of reported victims using data acquired from immediate family members, media accounts and other reliable sources, according to its website.
Still, the organization founded in 2006 acknowledges that its data is not complete because many game-related deaths are not reported in that context.
"We do know from published CDC data that an estimated 800 to 1,000 kids between the ages of 10 to 19 die of strangulation every year," the DB Foundation states on its website. "Most of these are recorded as suicides. We do not know what percentage of these are actually accidents."
Warning signs of the Choking Game
- Discussion of the game or its aliases
- Bloodshot eyes
- Marks on the neck
- Wearing high-necked shirts, even in warm weather
- Frequent, severe headaches
- Disorientation after spending time alone
- Increased and uncharacteristic irritability or hostility
- Ropes, scarves, and belts tied to bedroom furniture or doorknobs or found knotted on the floor
- The unexplained presence of dog leashes, choke collars, bungee cords, etc.
- Pinpoint-bleeding spots under the skin of the face, especially the eyelids, or the lining of the eyelids and eyes
-- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Related national coverage:
Kids and the 'Choking Game': Resources for How to Get Help by ABC Nightline
Dangerous 'Games' That May Harm Kids and Teens by CBS News
Kids Are Passing Out for a Deadly High by NBC's Today
The Choking Game in Spring 2006 Promises, a publication of Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
Teenager Casts Light on a Shadowy Game by the New York Times
A Dangerous Pastime for Teens: The Choking Game by Time Magazine
Discovering Teenagers' Risky 'Game' Too Late by the New York Times
Police Warn About Risky 'Pass-Out Game' by Chicago Tribune
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I am a Muslim and I want to know have I committed a sin in allowing a non-Muslim couple friend of mine to have sex in my house ?
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The question has been closed for the following reason "The question is answered, right answer was accepted" by sadie May 09 '13 at 22:26
yes, as far as my knowledge, you commit sin because you provide place for human to do zina, by providing place to do zina, you unconsciously/indirectly support zina
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so howcome you say that the Quran is misinterpreted?
The Bible at the time of Jesus was real, now its fully misinterpreted, not only BIble but also Zaboor, Taurah
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wow?, I posted the answer on some other que, and it came here??
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NewsChamber Music and Chorus Concert at Marlboro College
Marlboro, VT-Marlboro College's music students will present an evening of music to end the semester on Wednesday, December 5th at 8:00PM in Marlboro's Ragle Hall in the Serkin Center.
The concert will feature students in Junko Watanabe's chorus class and Alex Ogle's chamber music class.
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Habana's Earth Day Home Video! Check out all of the fun activities and vendors we featured last Saturday! Thanks Sean & all of our wonderful vendors for joining us on this special day! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgdfnY3T7GU&list=UURnjlZPXg52GYIU4bWH0LjQ
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Habana Outpost's first artist of the 2014 Season. Exhibition running from April 12th – May 12th. Come out to meet & greet the artist this Saturday, April 19th, 2014 (1pm-4pm). Phillis Kwentoh is a Nigerian American photographer residing in New … Continue reading
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Our opening kicked off with our annual Earth Day Expo featuring 12 wonderful vendors to educate us in their own about the environment! A Child Grows In Brooklyn: http://www.achildgrows.comBoswyk Farms: http://www.boswyckfarms.orgFood & Water Watch: http://www.foodandwaterwatch.orgGHCSA: http://www.ghcsa.org (Only 20more spots left … Continue reading
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Despite IATA calls for all air navigation service providers (ANSPs) in Eurocontrol to freeze or reduce rates in 2010, no fewer than 19 states have proposed increases over 2009 levels. Adjusting for the amount of traffic handled, the greatest impact of the price rises will come in Poland (+18%), Romania (+17%), Austria (+14%), France (+6%), the UK (+5%) and Italy (+4%). In all, it will add $360 million to the airline bill.
Fifteen other states have managed to avoid increases, with seven—Bulgaria, Croatia, Finland, Greece, Malta, Moldova and Portugal—proposing reductions compared to 2009 levels.
"I applaud the 15 states that plan to reduce or freeze their en route air navigation charges," says Giovanni Bisignani, IATA Director General and CEO. "But the savings they delivered were wiped out by the out-of-control monopolists. Completely divorced from reality, 19 European states have proposed increases for their ANSPs in the middle of an unprecedented industry crisis."
The real problem is the cost recovery mechanism, according to Jeff Poole, IATA Director, Industry Charges, Fuel and Taxation. "Cost recovery is simply not something you see in proper commercial businesses," he says. "It means an ANSP can incur whatever costs they like, and the airline has to pay their bill. There is absolutely no incentive to be efficient."
Moreover, Poole argues the rises could translate into a long-term problem. Some ANSPs may continue to argue that under-recovery during the worst of the economic crisis means prices have to increase beyond costs. In addition, a return to economic growth could also act as an excuse for charges hikes.
"Improving efficiency is the key point," says Poole. "If that principle holds, then prices will come down in both the short and long term."
The Civil Air Navigation Services Organization (CANSO) argues the reduction in flights—which averages 6.3% in Europe—has simply outstripped the ANSP cost-cutting efforts, inevitably resulting in a cost increase per flight. It highlights the average 3% reduction in charges since 2003, and the fact that ANSP fees are set by the state, and not the ANSP itself.
Guenter Martis, Director of European Affairs at CANSO, adds that some ANSPs—particularly those in Eastern Europe—face a problem with staff retention. "Controllers in this region are looking elsewhere for employment as salaries are comparatively low," he says. "So the cost base is rising as ANSPs struggle to hang on to their staff."
Martis describes this as an industry problem, created by calls for greater mobility of staff. "We all supported the EU law that increased staff mobility as it was thought this would help decrease costs," he says. "But in fact, we all have to admit that the opposite is true."
An additional problem created by the global recession has been fluctuations in currency exchange rates. Some smaller currencies have weakened dramatically in comparison to the euro and this has further increased cost pressures on certain ANSPs, which must convert local costs into euros under Eurocontrol regulations.
Poole insists, however, that these specifics cannot hide the overriding inefficiency and poor business models that are forcing prices above "normal" levels."Fundamental problems have to be addressed before any specific variations are accounted for," he says.
Fortunately, both sides are in agreement on the solution. A robust performance framework, set up under the second package of the Single European Sky regulations (SES II), would provide a transparent guide to both ANSP efficiency and charges. The concept was adopted by the European Council in September 2009. The challenge now is implementation.
In November, the Performance Review Commission of Eurocontrol issued a discussion paper, which focuses on Key Performance Areas (KPAs) and target setting. This is currently the subject of intense debate.
"We fully support the idea of a framework," says Martis. "This is being debated at various levels, and CANSO is a full participant in every discussion. We want a robust system because it would support the future growth of the business."
However, while Bisignani has called for the urgent introduction of a performance framework, Martis warns industry negotiations have a lot of ground still to cover. "There are so many issues that need work, some of them major," he says. "Risk sharing is an obvious one."
CANSO says ANSPs are ready to accept greater risk, but not total risk. Any incentive scheme to address this issue needs to be appealing but, because the boundaries between state and ANSP are unclear, tackling the problem will not be easy.
In any case, Poole observes that airspace users currently bear total risk, and insists that "this must change". IATA's vision is to incentivize the financial and operational performance of ANSPs through regulation, governance and performance measurement/review in order to drive cost efficiency, ensure appropriate sharing of risk and reward, and encourage collaboration with industry partners.
"Importantly, it must be clear that there are penalties for non-performance," adds Poole.
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It is unclear yet where the solution will be found, and what timeline will be involved.
Debate aside, Martis concludes that ANSPs are doing all they can to assist airlines in developing a sustainable industry. "We fully understand the need to work together and are committed to finding solutions that benefit all partners," he says.
Poole appreciates the efforts, but he notes that the proof is in the numbers. "The 19 proposal for rate increases indicate that there is still a gap between good efforts and acceptable results," he concludes.
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Despite the mercy-rule shortened final, the contest was close through three innings with Wooster holding a slight 1-0 advantage.
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"The score doesn't represent what we went through," Sparks coach Frank Avilla said. "It was a very emotional game today. It was scary to see that happen.
"The kids were really prepared at the beginning of the game and before this happened, it was a 1-0 game and the kids were competing very well. We were playing well and it was just an unfortunate thing that happened. They happened to hit the ball right at her and she got her hand up, but it hit her thumb and then her face. I'm not taking anything away from Wooster, but it was just unfortunate that it happened. With the situation that happened today, that's something that makes you realize the game is just a game."
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Check out this teaser from Jaide & Ryan's Engagement Session Sunday! Nothing beats making out on a street corner in Philly :)
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Check out this shot from Joelle & Jamie's Wedding last week at Stotesbury Mansion in Philadelphia! It was the end of the night and these dance machines needed a cool down, so we decided to go play in traffic.
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Meet Allison & Tom! For their Philadelphia Engagement Session we met up in their hood in Fishtown to explore the area and hang out. They took me to Johnny Brenda's, a great little bar/music venue for a beer and some good conversation. With a little liquid courage in our bodies we walked a few blocks to Palmer Burial Ground. It was around October when we shot this, so it was the best setting for the season but they like to take walks here year round. I can see why, it's a beautiful green space in the middle of city life.
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For my Walking Dead lovers…What if Zombies attacked my Engagement Session! Just sayin.
Meet Jess & Andrew! Their beautifully rustic wedding was in Lancaster, PA at the Pheasant Run Farm. They went traditional and saw each other for the first time as she walked over the bridge to greet him on the other side. You could see Andrew's eyes light up and even start to water as Jess walked toward him. His lady. A lovely outside ceremony turned into a dance party as we moved into the bed & breakfast. Near the nights end and after the last dance was had, we all stepped out into the field for a special surprise. Jess & Andrew brought hundreds of Paper Sky Lanterns to light up the night sky. Great end to a great wedding! Check out some of my favorites from the day.
Check out this teaser from Jen & Joel's Wedding on Saturday at Front & Palmer!
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Meet Joelle & Jamie! They are getting married in just a few weeks short weeks so I wanted to share a few of my favorites from their engagement session to get you in the mood. We had a great time exploring their hood in the Art Museum District. I loved that Jamie brought a little pocket Whiskey to warm them up and get their courage going! I want that flask BTW, not that I need more hair on my chest.
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Berlin, Apr 02, 2014
Jochen Eickholt, CEO of Siemens' Rail Systems Division, handed over the eighth and last of the new ICE 3 trains of the first consignment to Rüdiger Grube, Chairman and CEO of Deutsche Bahn AG, in Berlin on Wednesday. The handover took place in the presence of Germany's Transport Minister, Alexander Dobrindt.
Erlangen, Mar 28, 2014
Siemens' Healthcare Sector has won contracts from two Dutch university hospitals, the Erasmus University Medical Center Rotterdam (Erasmus MC) and University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG), to supply, implement, and support the Soarian Clinicals hospital information system, including electronic patient record (EPR). With a combined value of more than €50 million, the contract represents one of the largest Healthcare IT contracts awarded to Siemens to date.
Munich, Mar 28, 2014
In the presence of the Chinese President Xi Jin Ping and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Siemens AG, Huaneng Power International, Inc., and Shanghai Electric Group today signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Berlin. Under the agreement, the three parties will strengthen their long-term cooperation in most advanced gas turbine and steam power plant technology, modernization and upgrade of steam turbine units and wind power.
Hamburg, Mar 25, 2014
Siemens is investing more than EUR190 million (GBP160 million) in new offshore production facilities in Great Britain. Production of rotor blades for offshore wind turbines of the 6-megawatt class is planned, with a new logistics- and service centre slated for Hull. The British Prime Minister David Cameron and Michael Suess, member of the managing board of Siemens AG and CEO of the Energy Sector will reaffirm their common dedication to these projects this afternoon in Hull.
Munich, Feb 28, 2014
Michael Sigmund (56) was appointed, at the request of the Managing Board of Siemens AG, to the Supervisory Board by the District Court of Charlottenburg (Berlin) as the new representative of the Executive Employees. The appointment takes effect on March 1, 2014. Michael Sigmund succeeds Rainer Sieg (65), whose employment with Siemens will be terminated on February 28, 2014 upon his reaching retirement age and he accordingly stepped down from the Supervisory Board.
Milton Keynes, Feb 21, 2014
For record speeds both on and off the track, Infiniti Red Bull Racing is relying on Siemens software once again this season. At the team's factory in Milton Keynes, UK, over 100 engineers are using Siemens software to redevelop the world champion racecar for Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo. New rules issued for the 2014 Formula One season by the FIA, motorsport's global governing body, mandate wide-ranging changes in the car's design. Siemens' product lifecycle management (PLM) software is helping ensure their rapid implementation.
Munich, Feb 19, 2014
More and more Siemens employees are also owners of their company and participating in employee share programs. Under its so-called Share Matching Plan and Base Share Plan, the company transferred to employees this year some 440,000 Siemens shares, with a value of around €41 million. This was an increase of more than 25 percent over last year, when the volume was 350,000 shares.
Munich, Feb 18, 2014
Andreas Busemann, Head of Production at DB Bahn Long Distance, and Jürgen Wilder, CEO of the High Speed and Commuter Rail Business Unit of Siemens AG, presented the new ICE 3 of Deutsche Bahn (DB) today on a press tour.
Munich, Feb 12, 2014
The state of Bavaria and the city of Erlangen have pledged their support for the planning and construction of the new Siemens Campus Erlangen. After a study initiated some months ago by Siemens confirmed the feasibility of the €500-million project, Bavarian Prime Minister Horst Seehofer, Erlangen's mayor Siegfried Balleis, Siemens President and CEO Joe Kaeser and Siemens Chief Financial Officer Ralf P. Thomas signed declarations of intent relating to the project at a ceremony held in Munich's Prinz-Carl-Palais.
Munich, Feb 06, 2014
In a commemorative ceremony held at Philadelphia's 30th Street rail station, U.S. Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx joined Siemens and Amtrak executives to debut the first Siemens-built electric locomotive for Amtrak, the nation's intercity passenger rail service and high-speed rail operator. The advanced technology locomotive will enter passenger service on Friday, February 7th.


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209.41 sec. 1 - Interview Methods (Spring 2012)
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Interviewing in the social sciences has a long pedigree, and over the last century social scientists of all stripes have tried to formalize and operationalize the techniques and philosophies involved. In recent years, however, post-modernism has problematized much of the process of interviewing, with the interview increasingly being seen as a "discursive" "performance" produced by the interviewer and the interviewee working together in a particular historical and social context.
What does this mean for social scientists who wish to study social life as something other than "text?" How do we build theory in the face of post-modern critiques?
This course examines these issues both as epistemological and practical concerns, and seeks to teach students how to conduct research interviews in a reflexive and rigorous way. It requires a final paper which may satisfy the JD writing requirement; consent of instructor is required.
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- Constructing grounded theory
Kathleen Charmaz
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text: Gymnast of the WeekNicole Allen, Ball State, So., Buford, Ga./Hebron Christian AcademyNicole Allen claimed the individual title in the all-around and the floor, while posting a second place finish on the bars and a third on the vault. Allen tied her career high with a 9.875 on the floor and managed a career best 9.725 on the bars. Allen helped Ball State to a 192.625 to 191.075 win at Eastern Michigan.Specialist of the WeekLindsay Runyan, Kent State, So., Maineville, Ohio/UrsulineRunyan tied for first place on the uneven bars with a career-high 9.925 score as the No. 11 Kent State gymnastics team placed second with a team point total of 194.675 Saturday (Jan. 29) in a quad meet hosted by Michigan at Crisler Arena. Runyan's point total is tied for the sixth-best in Kent State history on the uneven bars and is currently both the squad's and Mid-American Conference's top score on the uneven bars in 2011. She is also ranked among the top 10 in the nation on the uneven bars.Additional NomineesBrittney Emmons, Ball State, Jr., Pace, Fla./TateBrittney Emmons won the individual championship on the vault and bars. Emmons posted a 9.725 to win the vault and a season high 9.750 to win the bars.Monica Eaton, Bowling Green, So., Kearney, Mo./KearneyBowling Green's Monica Eaton posted season-bests on bars and floor this past weekend versus Western Michigan and Ohio State. The sophomore finished third on the bars with a score of 9.750 and seventh on the floor with a score of 9.675.Emily Heinz, Central Michigan, Fr., Algonquin, Ill./JacobsHeinz helped CMU score a 195.750 to defeat Northern Illinois, its best home team score since 2005 and the top team score in the MAC this year. The true freshman scored career highs on beam and floor, winning beam with a 9.850. She also took fifth on floor with a 9.750.Brittany Petzold, Central Michigan, Fr., Shelby Township, Mich./EisenhowerPetzold led Central Michigan to a 195.750, its best home team score since 2005 and the top team score in the MAC this year. The true freshman scored career highs in all five events including a 39.150 in the all-around. She also tallied a 9.875 on bars to win the event and had a 9.800 on floor for a third place finish. Petzold placed second in the all-around behind teammate Kristin Teubner as CMU defeated Northern Illinois to move to 8-0 overall and 2-0 in the MAC.Nikole Viltz, Eastern Michigan, Sr., Hawthorn Woods, Ill./CarmelSenior Nikole Viltz (Hawthorn Woods, Ill.-Carmel) set the pace for the Green and White finishing second on the vault and balance beam posting scores of 9.675 and 9.960 respectively. Viltz also posted an 8.300 on the floor exercise.Christine Abou-Mitri, Kent State, Sr., Broadview Heights, Ohio/Brecksville-Broadview HeightsAbou-Mitri totaled her best finish in the all-around this season, finishing third with 38.925 points as the No. 11 Kent State gymnastics team placed second with a team point total of 194.675 Saturday (Jan. 29) in a quad meet hosted by Michigan at Crisler Arena. She tied for fifth on the balance beam with a 9.750, tied for seventh on the floor exercise with a 9.775 and took eighth on the uneven bars with a 9.825. All three event scores were season bests for Abou-Mitri.Caitlin Sullivan, Western Michigan, So., Elkhart, Ind. (Alabama)/Elkhart CentralSophomore Caitlin Sullivan led Western Michigan to its first ever MAC road victory at Bowling Green Sunday, as WMU outscored the Falcons, 192.650 to 190.400. Sullivan tallied season-best scores of 9.800 on vault and 9.825 on beam, which was also a team season high. She finished second in both events, behind a member of Ohio State's squad, which also participated in the three-team meet.


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Press and hold the Start button on your phone to start Speech. Tap Help to see some examples of things you can say, or say "Help" to have your phone read the examples to you.
When you first start Speech, we ask you if you want to enable the speech recognition service. If you accept, the words you speak and supporting data, including recent contact names, will be sent to Microsoft to provide and improve the service. You can turn it on or off at any time by going to Settings > Speech and tapping the Enable Speech Recognition Service check box. For more info about speech recognition, see the Windows Phone 8 Privacy Statement
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- To use Speech while the phone is locked, go to Settings > Speech and select the Use Speech when the phone is locked check box.
- If you want to cancel a Speech command, press the Back button on your phone or say "Cancel" on any listening screen.
- Some apps support voice commands. To see if you have any apps on your phone that do, press and hold the Start button to start Speech, tap Help, and then flick left to Apps.
Some voice commands, such as texting a contact or searching the web, will not work unless the speech recognition service is enabled. To turn it on, go to Settings > Speech, and then select the Enable Speech Recognition Service check box.
When you're done speaking, tap Go, or just wait a couple of seconds.
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When you're in email, you can dictate an email message instead of typing it.
In the App list, tap the name of your email account.
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Tap Subject, tap Speak, and then say the subject.
Tap in the body of the message, tap Speak, and then say what you want to include in the message.
Tap Send.
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You can also turn on Speech while you're already in a call to use certain voice commands.
Press and hold the Start button on your phone to start Speech, and then say one of the following:
- "Press number" (where number is a number from 0 to 9) to press a number on the numeric keypad in order to use voicemail or an interactive voice response menu system.
- "Call name" (where name is the name of someone in your contact list) to put the current call on hold, and then call someone else.
Using your voice to make a phone call also works through a Bluetooth headset.
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In your phone's settings, you can turn on additional Speech commands and functions, including announcing caller ID for incoming calls and texts. You can even tell your phone to read a text message you receive, and then dictate and send a reply.
To turn on Speech for accessibility, tap Settings > Ease of access, and then turn on Speech for phone accessibility. This enables the following:
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- Speed dialing. To assign a speed dial number, say "Save speed dial," and then follow the instructions. After you assign some speed dial numbers, you can use the "Call speed dial" voice command to call them. Say "Call speed dial number" (where number is the assigned speed dial number).
- Turning call forwarding on or off using Speech. Say "Turn call forwarding on" or "Turn call forwarding off."
To have your phone announce and read incoming text messages, tap Settings > Speech > Read aloud incoming text messages, and then choose when you want to hear announcements for incoming text messages—never, always, or only when using a Bluetooth and/or a wired headset.
When your phone announces an incoming text, you can say "Read it" or "Ignore." Then you can dictate and send a reply.
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- What: Star Wars: In Concert
- When: Thursday, May 13, 2010, 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
- Where: Germain Arena
- Cost: $33 - $73
- Age limit: All ages
Germain Arena
11000 Everblades Parkway, Estero, FL
ESTERO — A galaxy far, far away is about to become a lot closer. To Estero, actually.
At 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, "Star Wars: In Concert," an internationally touring multi-media show that combines film scenes, live narration and orchestral music from all six of the "Star Wars" films, arrives at Germain Arena.
Props and other items from the movies will also be on display, some of which are being exhibited to the public for the first time. Music lovers will be able to see composer John Williams' original hand-written sheet music for "Episode I: The Phantom Menace." Actions fans can glimpse authentic blasters, helmets and Jedi costumes.
Providing the narration for the concert is host and emcee Anthony Daniels, the actor known to "Star Wars" enthusiasts as the long-suffering protocol droid C-3P0.
It's not all tour talent, though: In each city, "Star Wars" enlists a different chorus to perform alongside its 86-person orchestra. In Southwest Florida, it's the Mastersingers, a 10-year-old Fort Myers-based singing group.
They'll perform two songs, "Battle of the Heroes" and "Duel of the Fates."
The group won't rehearse alongside the "Star Wars" concert orchestra until the day of the performance, which means perfecting their timing and tempo are likely to be their greatest obstacles, said Jim George, the group's president.
"The challenge to our singers is paying very close attention and concentrating on the music carefully," George said. "We have no idea about the accompaniment. We will be learning this music without the benefit of accompaniment."
Still, it's not a serious concern, George explained – the 60 Mastersingers selected to participate are veteran vocalists, he said.
To further polish their performance, the group also downloaded YouTube recordings to brush up on their "Star Wars" concert savvy, George said. Learning to speak Sanskrit, or at least sounding like they speak it, hasn't proven to be a problem, either. "Duel of the Fates" is written in the classical Indian language.
"The whole sound track is very unusual, different from what you hear in the movies," George said. "From a singing sound track, there's really nothing that unusual."
There is, however, the knowledge they're bringing to life the music from one of the most beloved film series of all time. George confesses to being a fan of the films; C-3P0 is even one of his favorite characters. He also likes the sweetly comical droid R2-D2.
"Back in the 70s, when 'Star Wars' came out and there was so much emphasis on 'Star Wars,' I was caught up in it," he said. The Mastersingers' artistic director, Jeff Faux, has two teenage boys.
"They love 'Star Wars,'" he said. "When I told them I was doing this, their eyes bugged out of their heads."
Even for non-adolescent fans, there is an enduring attraction to creator George Lucas' Skywalker family saga, Faux believes. Audiences see the tour as more than a chance to see familiar "Star Wars" clips set to songs, but as an opportunity to experience a live performance of music that has moved them through the years.
"They love the music, they connect to it," Faux said.
"Star Wars: In Concert" began in January 2009. Its Estero stop marks its return to the United States and kicks off another, 50-city North American leg of the tour. Highlights from the films have been edited together expressly for the tour, and are shown on a three-story-tall, high-definition LED screen, one of the biggest such screens to ever tour.
"The great part is that we've had such a great response to the show, both from 'Star Wars' fans, who are very critical, to the general public," said Gregg Perloff, one of the show's producers.
And since no "Star Wars" show could be considered complete without lasers or lights – from the first, the films were regarded as technically groundbreaking – there's an ample amount of special effects, too.
"The visuals are extraordinary," he said. "And people like the show for very different reasons. It's unbelievable to see a symphony play like that."
Perloff said the production combines "the greatest scenes of 'Star Wars,' the greatest music of John Williams," and satisfies audiences from ages six to 70. People come because they are die-hard fans of the movies, or because they simply want to do something different on date night.
"It appeals to every cross segment of society," he said.


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Maria tested out her stir fry skills this morning with Michelin-starred Chef Ho Chee Boon, of Hakkasan.
Hakkasan Beverly Hills, will offer a unique combination of authentic yet modern Cantonese cuisine, set to open September 19, 2013, the distinguished restaurant group's newest venture will be spearheaded by Michelin-starred Chef Ho Chee Boon. With 24 years of experience at several of the world's most celebrated Asian restaurants and a member of the lauded brand's team since its inception, Chef Ho will create a typically vibrant menu featuring a mixture of classics alongside dishes created specifically for the Beverly Hills location. Hakkasan Beverly Hills will offer a bespoke beverage menu - featuring an extensive and innovative cocktail, wine and sake program, along with thoughtfully designed, elegant private dining options.
The menu also will feature Hakkasan classics such as the Roasted Silver Cod with Champagne and Chinese Honey, the Crispy Duck Salad and the Stir-Fry Black Pepper Beef Rib-Eye with Merlot. In addition, an eclectic a la carte dinner menu featuring small bites, shared dishes and an exotic assortment of steamed dim sum platters.
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Countries around the world are implementing regulations to curtail pharmaceutical marketing practices — and medical association meetings are feeling the pain. A first-time workshop at the Pharmaceutical Meeting Planners Forum brought together association and pharmaceutical planners to address this growing challenge. We caught up with presenter Gregg H. Talley, CAE, president, Talley Management Group, an association management company in Mount Royal, N.J., after the event to offer his perspective.
MM: How are global regs affecting meetings?
Talley: The biggest issue is sponsorship. Corporate compliance departments are telling their marketing people to be as conservative as they can possibly be — if they go at all. We're seeing [revenue losses] to the significant tune of several hundred thousands of dollars. That's a big number.
MM: What should planners do to mitigate the potential loss of revenue?
Talley: Get a handle on the trends in your international destination. Have a discussion with exhibiting companies as early as possible to work through those issues. That may mean trying to move those dollars from the exhibit floor into a different level of sponsorship. [Options may include] sponsoring events or receptions or sponsoring the shuttle system with explicit signage and messages on the buses' internal video boards.
We as organizations tend to make decisions and bring exhibitors in at the last minute, if ever. Involve those folks earlier because they're going to have some important information to contribute that may make you think very differently.
MM: Will destinations help?
Talley: For some associations that had meetings already booked when the rules were changed, there has been fairly detailed discussion at the destination level about how can they help the association mitigate these damages. [But] I don't think this has raised itself far enough on the radar screen of the tourist authorities and convention and visitors bureaus.
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Lack of sanitation is a serious health risk and an affront to human dignity. It affects billions of people around the world, particularly the poor and disadvantaged. If the trend continues as currently projected, by 2015 there will be 2.7 billion people without access to basic sanitation.
In the wake of disasters as much as in every day life, public health interventions that secure adequate sanitation in communities prevent the spread of disease and save lives. They raise the quality of life for many, particularly women and girls who are often in charge of domestic tasks, and can face personal risks when they have to relieve themselves in the open.
Sanitation is a human right and a key component of primary prevention to ensure better health. Since its inception, WHO has recognized sanitation as vital to global health. Today, the Organization continues to help Member States improve sanitation status, respond to sanitation needs during emergencies and increase policies and actions that expand access to this basic service.
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