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Asian shares ended mostly lower on Friday, tracking overnight weakness in global equities after several Fed officials expressed concerns about continuing to expand stimulative bond buying. But, Japanese stocks surged as the market played catch-up with the region on its first trading day of 2013.
"No-one in their right mind could expect such central bank largesse to continue indefinitely but many were shocked that the Fed may be pulling the plug on QE3 within the next 12 months," said Jason Hughes, Head of Premium Client Management, IG Markets in a note.
The FTSE CNBC Asia 100 index nudged up 0.1 percent.
Japan's Nikkei share average rose to a 22-month high on its first trading day of 2013 as a deal in Washington to avert the "fiscal cliff" buoyed investor risk appetite and a weaker yen lifted exporters like Toyota Motor.
The benchmark Nikkei closed up 2.82 percent at 10,688.11 on Friday, while the broader Topix gained 3.34 percent to 888.51.
Exporters were in demand, with Toyota adding 6.4 percent, Honda Motor advancing 4 percent and Canon gaining 2.4 percent.
(Read More: 2013 Could Be the Year Japan Turns Around: Economist)
Sharp bucked the trend by falling 2.6 percent to 295 yen after the Yomiuri newspaper reported on Jan. 1 that it is considering raising more than $1.2 billion to bolster its capital base.
South Korean shares ended lower on Friday as the country's export champions in electronics, cars and shipbuilding came under selling pressure from a cheaper yen.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) closed down 0.4 percent at 2,011.94 points, falling for the second straight day but still holding on to 9-month highs.
Heavyweight Samsung Electronics shed 1.2 percent, despite expectations for a blockbuster fourth-quarter. A leading market researcher told Reuters that Samsung is expected to widen its lead over Apple in the smartphone market.
Shares in Apple supplier LG Display also fell 2.5 percent, after a local brokerage voiced concerns about its first quarter earnings.
Hyundai Heavy Industries, the world's largest shipbuilder, lost 2 percent, a day after it said it aims to win $29.7 billion in orders this year, compared to $19.5 billion in 2012, a 52 percent increase.
Australian shares eased 0.4 percent on Friday, with miners consolidating recent gains and investors taking a breather after some senior U.S. Federal Reserve officials expressed concerns about continuing to expand stimulative monetary policy.
The S&P/ASX 200 index was down 16.9 points at 4,723.8 after hitting 20-month highs in the previous session
Top miners lost ground after hitting their highest since last February on Thursday. BHP Billiton dropped 0.6 percent, while Rio Tinto fell 1.0 percent despite December record iron ore shipments to China.
Gindalbie Metals rallied 10.7 percent to A$0.31, the biggest one-day rally in more than 10 weeks, after it shipped the first shipment of magnetite concentrate to China from the Karara iron ore project on Wednesday.
Shares in construction company Macmahon Holdings rose 1.8 percent after it confirmed receiving a conditional proposal for its construction business from Sembawang Australia, a local arm of India's Punj Lloyd.
New Zealand's benchmark NZX 50 index ended down 0.1 percent to 4,075 points.
Mainland China shares eked out a gain to start 2013, with a rise in property counters on anticipated demand helping reverse midday losses as investors returned on Friday from a three-day New Year holiday.
The CSI300 of the top Shanghai and Shenzhen A-shares closed up 0.1 percent at 2,524.4. The Shanghai Composite Index crawled up 0.4 percent. Both indexes closed at their highest since mid-June. They rose 1.8 and 2 percent respectively this week, when mainaland markets had only two days of trading.
(Read More: Why Hong Kong's Bull Market Will Last)
Hong Kong shares ended their best week in six on a weaker note, as investors took profit on outperformers in the past two days after the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled growing concerns about its stimulative monetary policy.
The Hang Seng Index closed down 0.3 percent for the day, but up 2.9 percent this week at 23,331.1. The China Enterprises Index shed 0.4 percent on Friday, but jumped 4.9 percent this week.
The Fed's asset-purchase program has been among the chief reasons for the swelling inflows into the Chinese territory that have buoyed markets. Fed reticence about further growing its $2.9 trillion balance sheet could limit capital flows, knocking the Hang Seng Index off 19-month highs.
This week's gains were the China Enterprises Index's best in nearly a year. For the Hang Seng, it was the best week since the one that ended November 23.
Chinese non-banking financials were among the biggest drags after leading the surge in the first two trading days of 2013. China Life Insurance fell 1.9 percent from Thursday's 18-month high, while Ping An Insurance dropped 2.1 percent.
Citic Securities, China's largest listed brokerage, which fell 3.8 percent on Thursday, sank another 4.3 percent on Friday.
Gold mining stocks were also weak as gold prices slipped 1 percent. Zijin Mining slipped 2.9 percent in Hong Kong while Zhongjin Gold lost 2.7 percent in Shanghai.
In Southeast Asia, both Singapore's Straits Times Index and Malaysia's KLCI Composite Index traded flat.
India's BSE Index and the 50-share NSE Index ended 0.1 percent higher, both marking their highest closes since January 2011.


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Cannon Coccellato
Cannon is often compared to Lon Chaney (the Man of a Thousand Faces), and enjoys playing a variety of diverse roles. He does anything from romantic leads to monsters, from Medieval dragons to Draculian wolves, from villains to women. He joined The Long Beach Shakespeare Company in 1997, serving on the board, as an actor, and as a technician. Cannon has also been active in LBSC's educational outreach programs as an instructor, director, and technician. A Cherokee, he credits his American Indian heritage as a great influence on his acting. Cannon was recently featured in an independent film called Rado, and is frequently seen in music clubs around L.A., playing drums in rock-and-roll bands.

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my complaint with this product is that the color was LOTS darker the light tan depicted on the bottle. it is still lighter than the dark calico one. but if you are looking for something to give a light tea-stain effect, this is not it.
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By far the best part of compiling the Emporium pages for the magazine, is seeing all the fascinating things people send me. At the moment, the biggest influx of emails, letters and press releases I receive are themed around the Diamond Jubilee. You name it, I have seen it…..teatowels, mugs, cushions, prints, flags and bunting, as well as hand-carved corgis, decorated biscuits and, today, a union jack hoover!
One of the most original and intriguing things I have seen so far is by Gloucestershire based artist, Rachel Markwick, who makes wonderful collages out of stamps collected from around the world. To tie in with the Jubilee, she has made a wonderful flag (see below) which can be bought as a 30x40cm canvas print for £70 (including UK p&p), or as a A5 card with envelope for £3. What a great collection of stamps, I love the Queen in the headscarf one (upper left corner)!


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This is a two part Instructable designed to demonstrate how to construct 1) A hybrid potato cannon capable of accelerating a projectile to supersonic speeds and 2) A cannon mount that resembles a WWII Howitzer field piece.
This is about is powerful as it gets with this size of potato gun. The boom is like a thunder and if you aren't careful you will quickly lose sight of the projectile. It definitely packs a punch and is "just a blast" to fire.
I found most of the parts for the cannon at a plumbing supply store in town and the rest at Home Depot. Then I pieced together the mount from parts I had laying around my home.
The whole cannon can be made with no welding experience as all the parts can either be screwed together are epoxied together. The only difficulty that comes with this is that you have to fix a lot of leaks before you can operate the cannon, but this is not hard to do.
Step 1: Principles / Concepts of Cannon
A hybrid is powered by the combustion of pressurized gases. This allows for much more fuel and oxidizer to react inside the combustion chamber and it will produce much higher pressures than the other two types of potato guns. More information can be found at http://www.spudfiles.com/spud_wiki/index.php?title=Hybrid_launcher
There are 4 major components to a hybrid potato cannon:
- Barrel
- Combustion Chamber
- Metering System
- Ignition System
Operation: The potato gun is first fueled via the metering system which injects just the right mixtures of fuel and air into the combustion chamber. The fuel mixture is then ignited by two spark plugs connected to a stun gun. The resulting combustion produces enough pressure to break the burst disk holding the gases inside of the combustion chamber and to shoot the projectile out at high speeds
Design Considerations :
- One of the most important things to consider when building any potato gun is the chamber to barrel volume ratio. Experiments have shown that a chamber to barrel ratio of 1.5 : 1 will efficiently utilize all of the guns power.
- The next thing to consider is the barrel length. The longer the barrel is the more time a projectile has to accelerate. However, the larger the barrel, the larger the chamber. So you have to strike a compromise and just decide on a practical and economical barrel length.
- For the meter pipe I got the largest pipe I could at the longest length that would fit. A meter pipe with a larger volume means that you don't have to pressure it up as high when measuring fuel. This is what I would suggest.
- When you incorporate multiple ignition sources you increase the power of the cannon. Igniting the fuel mixture at multiple points will create multiple pressure waves which will increase the velocity of the gases. I have built two ignition sources for now, but I have left room for two more.
My main resources when researching this project were:
- The next step will demonstrate how to build the barrel.
hmm. looks as if he was then....no reply yet!!! wow....whatta beast tho... :)
I am building this! My hybrid is smaller to save money and has a different metering system, but it will be able to shatter 2 by 4s.
COMPRESSION fittings only work reliably WITHOUT thread sealer (teflon plumbing or gas tape, pipe dope e.g. Rectorseal #2 etc) -- I am sure that anyone familiar with these fittings who was not already aware of this, will understand why immediately... for others, I will explain. The seal in a compression fitting is from the COMPRESSION (ah, it begins it make sense) of the collar (or nut, or olive, depending on which side of what pond you are spudding from) onto the tube or pipe. The threads on the fitting serve not to create a seal themselves, the way NPT (aka IPS, FPT, MPT) are designed to, but to create the torque required to squeeze the collar.
SO, in brief: pipe threads? Use that thread-sealant, and don't be shy! Compression fittings? Skip the teflon tape, it will just get in the way. Bonus: save epoxy for other stuff :-)
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Why not meter directly into the chamber?? you could measure it's volume and then only use the end (propane end)of you metering system. Accuracy of metering might be effected but at this size of cannon, would it matter much??
Great 'ible though, now thinking of converting my steel pneumatic cannon into a hybrid.......
Do you happen to have a video of this bad boy in action?
Awesome project, to the true sense of the word. That's genuinely terrifying, I don't know why Howitzers weren't designed like this in the first place!


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Lady Saints Shutout By Barry University
Newberry, SC - North Georgia College & State University allowed a goal in each half, dropping their first game of the season 2-0 at the hands of Barry University Sunday afternoon on the campus of Newberry College.
North Georgia (2-1-1) was held scoreless for the second time in as many games as Barry University (3-1) allowed just five shots by the Lady Saints.
Sarah Wolfer put the Bucs on the board in the first half as
Elanna Brady slipped a pass up the right side in the 16th minute
and Wolfer out-raced the defense for a one-on-one with keeper
Jessica English and beat her to the far post.
The game stayed 1-0 until the 84th minute when Michelle Tarasuik blasted a 35-yard shot into the upper right corner to give the Bucs a two goal advantage, a margin that would hold true through the remainder of the game.
Jessica English recorded three saves in the contest, but picked up her first loss of the season.
The Lady Saints will be back in action Friday, September 12, as they look to stay unbeaten at home, welcoming the University of Alabama-Huntsville to the Soccer Complex with kickoff scheduled for 5:00 p.m.


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System Modernization Underway ..Learn more
There are two major EPA Water data systems:
Permit Compliance System (PCS), is a national information management system that tracks implementation of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) program, authorized by the Clean Water Act. PCS tracks permit issuance, permit limits, self-monitoring data, compliance data and other data pertaining to facilities regulated under NPDES. PCS was developed in 1974 and resides on a mainframe computer. PCS records data on more than 135,000 permitees nationwide. PCS has been modernized to the Integrated Compliance Information System (ICIS) as ICIS-NPDES. The modernization from PCS to ICIS-NPDES addresses outdated technology and new program requirements.
The Safe Drinking Water Information System/Federal (SDWIS/FED) version is EPA's national data base for the Public Water System Supervision program. It includes inventory, compliance, and enforcement information on the nation's 170,000 public water systems. SDWIS/FED is an exceptions based system that for the most part receives data directly from SDWIS/STATE or data transfer from a state's system. The SDWIS/STATE version was designed for the states to help implement the drinking water program and fulfill EPA's reporting requirements. The Significant Non Compliance (SNC) Exceptions Tracking System (SETS) is a sub-system of SDWIS/FED that generates/tracks significant non-compliers. SDWIS is in the initial stage of modernization by the Office of Water.


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Why Is the Military Creating an Army of Fake People on the Internet?
— Why Is the Military Creating an Army of Fake People on the Internet?Here's a slight glimpse into the Air Force's cyber warfare efforts: a request for bids from last summer for "Persona Management Software," which would allow one person to command an army of fake online people....The request was for 50 licenses, which means the Air Force hoped to create up to 500 fake Internet people.
The request was filled in June, which means these fake people could be roaming the 'net right now.
Individual applications will enable an operator to exercise a number of different online persons from the same workstation and without fear of being discovered by sophisticated adversaries. ....Personas must be able to appear to originate in nearly any part of the world and can interact through conventional online services and social media platforms....CU ?:eek:


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Pedro Oliveira
Pedro Oliveira
- Specialty: Butterfly/Backstroke
- Country: Portugal
- Hometown: Rio Maior, Portugal
- Date of Birth: 01/01/1988
Pedro Oliveira is an elite 200m Fly and Backstroke specialist, who competes internationally for his native country of Portugal. He had an exceptional collegiate swimming career at the University of Louisville, where he repeatedly scored points for the Cardinals at the NCAA National Championships. His 14th place finish (1:56.16) in the 2009 FINA World Championships earned him a National record and the experience needed to launch himself onto his second Olympic Team in 2012. Pedro currently lives and trains in Louisville, KY where he has his sights set for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio.
- 2008 and 2012 Olympic Qualifier
- 22nd place in the 200 Fly at the 2012 Olympics
- 20th place in the 200 Back at the 2012 Olympics
- NCAA Div-I All-American (Univ. of Louisville)
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SCOTUScast 2-26-08 featuring Rae Vann
CBOCS West v. Humphries
February 26, 2008Rae T. Vann
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On February 20, 2008 the Supreme Court heard oral argument in CBOCS West v. Humphries, on whether employees may bring race retaliation claims under 42 USC 1981. In this episode of SCOTUScast, Rae Vann, General Counsel for the Equal Employment Advisory Council discusses the case.
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Keeping Traditions
Published: Sunday, August 29, 2010
Updated: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 19:07
In the early hours of November 18, 1907, a group of Aggies celebrated an A&M football victory by burning a pile of wood and garbage near the train station. Two years later, Bonfire burned on campus for the first time. Over the decades, Aggies became increasingly ambitious with the construction of the Stack, even reaching 109 feet in height in 1969 before the University decided they would not allow it to be more than 55 feet tall.
"It was kind of a unifying factor on campus for students from all different organizations. Even if people didn't build it, they went to watch it. There would be 70,000 people at Burn said, Nathan Coffman, senior redpot with Student Bonfire and civil engineering major.
On November 18, 1999, Bonfire fell, killing 12 Aggies. These lost Aggies are remembered each year with a memorial week and service at 2:24 a.m. each year on the anniversary of the collapse. The loss is permanently commemorated with the Bonfire Memorial on campus, which features a dozen "portals" inscribed with personalized messages from the Aggies' family and close friends.
"The memorial, for me, it shows a greater sacrifice. No matter how bad it is, it could always be worse," said Michael Espericueta, outreach awareness sub-chairman for Traditions Council and senior economics major.
Although Aggie Bonfire is no longer endorsed by the University, some students continue on the tradition off campus each year with Student Bonfire.
"I'm from Virginia, so coming here, I didn't really know anyone, so I went out to Cut. You do manual labor with these people, so if nothing else, you have that in common," Coffman said.
He said students interested in getting involved with Bonfire can find contact information for the different on and off campus crews on studentbonfire.com.
All students are invited to Bonfire Burn, which is held the week before the annual football game against the University of Texas.
"Bonfire still burns in every Aggie's heart," Teer said.
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Original journalism from the Center's OpenSecrets Blog
- Getting the Fix: Lawmakers' Targeted Favors for Top DonorsMay 14, 2013 3:44 PM
A mash-up of data on bill sponsorships, campaign contributions and lobbying shows that in some cases, lawmakers have sponsored bills of interest to just one entity -- which happens to be a top contributor to the lawmaker's campaign fund.
- Money and Votes Aligned in Congress's Last Debate Over Bank RegulationSeptember 23, 2008 11:43 AM
The last time Congress seriously debated how to regulate the financial industry, the result was legislation that allowed the nation's largest banks to get even larger and take risks that had been prohibited since the Great Depression. A look back at that debate, which was over the 1999 Financial Services Modernization Act, reveals that campaign contributions may have influenced the votes of politicians who, a decade later, are now grappling with the implosion of the giant banks they helped to foster.
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Gilman recipient studies in Honduras
Riddell, studying in Honduras through a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, has had a lot of practice getting used to things. The daughter of missionaries, she spent her entire life, until she came to Calvin, in France.
October 03, 2008 | Myrna Anderson
International home for the holidays
International students who can't go home for the holidays find a Christmas atmosphere at Knollcrest East.
December 14, 2011 | Phil de Haan
Pioneering social work in Liberia
For five years Calvin faculty have been pioneering the first bachelor of social work program in Liberia.
September 26, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Rangeela 2004
At the core of Calvin's annual multicultural variety show is one of the largest contingents of international students in West Michigan.
February 03, 2004 | Phil de Haan
Rangeela 2013: Study Abroad
This year's Rangeela directors reflect on mastering footwork, dancing with fans and leading the show.
February 14, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
Rangeela Is February 24-25
Traditionally Rangeela, an international variety show at Calvin College, celebrates the songs, dances, costumes and dramas of the many cultures that make Calvin home.
February 20, 2006 | Myrna Anderson
Rangeela: a life
In her first year at Calvin, Anne Zaki wanted to leave. Then she pioneered Rangeela.
February 24, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Rare asteroid finally gets a name
Calvin student Josh Vanderhill and Professor Larry Molnar discovered an asteroid and had the opportunity to name it.
August 28, 2008 | Katie Landan
Repeat performers: Some faculty make Entrada a habit
Three Calvin professors talk about why they sign up to teach Entrada year after year.
July 12, 2012 | David Urban
Responding to Haiti
Economics professor Roland Hoksbergen, veteran of earthquake reconstruction in Guatemala in 1976, speaks about the challenges ahead for Haiti.
January 21, 2010 | Phil de Haan
Studying in Perugia via Sister Cities
Two Calvin seniors are studying in Perugia, Italy via an award from Grand Rapids Sister Cities International.
April 26, 2011 | Andrew Steiner
Telling Yemen's story in the West
James Robin King '04 helps scholars from turbulent countries find refuge.
October 19, 2011 | Gayle Boss
Thanksgiving away
How do Calvin faculty and staff produce a traditional feast when they travel outside the country?
November 18, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
The world from a sailboat
Two sisters, a Calvin sophomore and junior, spent a year circumnavigating the globe with their family.
November 08, 2010 | Amy Surbatovich
We Are Calvin: Adam Wiersma
This summer, Calvin students are keeping us informed on where they are and what they're doing—from working the Google HelpDesk in Seattle to engineering a bridge in Kenya.
July 30, 2013 | Matt Kucinski
We Are Calvin: Andrew Mitchell
This summer, Calvin students are keeping us informed on where they are and what they're doing—from working the Google HelpDesk in Seattle to engineering a bridge in Kenya.
June 06, 2013 | Matt Kucinski
We Are Calvin: Andrew Pruim
Sophomore Andrew Pruim spent the month of January in the German Interim Abroad program. He learned more about the German language and culture and did a little dancing too.
February 12, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
We Are Calvin: Grace Liao
Junior Grace Liao spent this summer in Taiwan building relationships and sharing the gospel.
September 03, 2013 | Matt Kucinski
We Are Calvin: Henry Higby
Senior Henry Higby is spending this Fall in the semester abroad program in France.
October 22, 2013 | Matt Kucinski
We Are Calvin: Mercy Anguah
This summer, Calvin students are keeping us informed on where they are and what they're doing—from working the Google HelpDesk in Seattle to engineering a bridge in Kenya.
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Glengarry Holiday Park Port Douglas is situated between the Great Barrier Reef and the ancient World Heritage Rainforest. Port Douglas is a unique link to the diversity of Australia, with its accessibility to the reef, rainforest and outback.
In Far North Queensland you have an area that is unique from any other part of Australia, and Port Douglas is close to area's that have so much to see and experience.... more
Surrounded by natural wonders, Port Douglas offers a relaxing holiday destination with its spotless beaches and sparkling freshwater creeks. Or for the more adventurous, there are many tours and activities that are sure to whet the appetite of the most intrepid traveller.
After settling in to your accommodation, you can explore the markets or shops, have a coffee, explore natural attractions, take a trip to the reef or drive to Daintree National Park. A 'must see' is Mossman Gorge, with its gorgeous walk through some of the most spectacular rainforest. There are also day trips such as Kuranda Train and Skyrail, the Tablelands, Cape Tribulation.
Experience all BIG4 Glengarry Holiday Park, Port Douglas and the surrounding area, has to offer while enjoying the gorgeous weather of the tropics.... less
The Ensuite Cabins are an open plan design with a sofa bed lounge in the living room with a queen ensemble in another room (no door), shower/toilet, kitchenette and dining Table. They also have airconditioning.
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Academic Staff Equity Adjustment Guidelines
Category A Titles & Category B Research Titles
Academic Staff (ACST) Category A and Category B Research position titles and compensation issues are governed by the UW System ACST Title and Salary Structure which specifies salary minimum and maximum for each title. Chancellors have the authority to award base budget adjustments within these salary ranges. At UW-La Crosse these awards are called "equity adjustments." This document addresses the reasons for the use of equity adjustments and provides guidelines to ensure an open and equitable process in which all academic staff members are aware of, and have access to, this local component of the ACST salary process.
The equity adjustment provides a means to address unusual salary disparities that cannot be remedied with the annual pay plan or the ACST Career Progression Policies. An equity adjustment may be recommended for the following reasons: (1) To provide a counter offer for a verified outside job offer; (2) To address issues of gender or race equity; (3) To recognize significant expansion of responsibilities within a title; (4) To recognize exceptional performance; (5) To recognize significant educational or professional accomplishments that enhance job performance; and (6) To address other related salary inequities. These guidelines do not address salary adjustments for interim appointments.
In these situations the Dean or Division Officer may recommend a base budget reallocation from their respective College or Division for an individual salary increase. In addition, the Dean or Division Officer may seek budget support from the Chancellor.
The following guidelines will be in effect at UW-La Crosse:
1. General information about equity adjustments will be included in an annual letter on Career Progression Procedures which is sent to all ACST. To initiate the process, Academic Staff members may obtain an application form, along with consultation on the equity adjustment program and the title structure parameters, from Human Resources staff.
2. To facilitate and encourage the College or Division planning process, equity adjustment requests should be part of the normal salary or budget submission process and will follow the time line in the annual Personnel Schedule Deadlines document distributed by the Provost/Vice Chancellor. In unusual circumstances, requests may be considered at other times.
3. Within Colleges and Divisions, requests for equity adjustments for individuals in ACST positions will flow through the existing administrative structure. To initiate the process, the request and supporting documentation shall be forwarded by the Academic Staff member to their immediate supervisor. The supervisor will review the request and supporting documentation and make a recommendation to the Dean or Division Officer.
4. Resources to fund adjustments normally will be College or Division specific but not necessarily department or unit specific. Additional budget support may be sought from the Chancellor by the Dean or Division Officer.
5. The Human Resources staff will serve as consultants to the Deans and Division Officers in the following areas: (a) To ensure compliance with the ACST Salary and Title Structure and the UW-La Crosse Career Progression Policy and Procedures; (b) To provide market or peer comparative data; (c) To provide data for comparison across Colleges and Divisions; and (d) To provide other information and advice as requested.
6. The Affirmative Action Officer will serve as consultant to the Deans and Division Officers on issues of gender or race equity and will, upon request, provide a written review.
7. The Dean or Division Officer will make a recommendation on the request based on available information. Positive recommendations, with supporting documentation, will be forwarded through the respective reporting lines to the Provost/Vice Chancellor or Chancellor. In situations where the recommendation cannot be supported by a Dean or Division Officer this information will be communicated to the Academic Staff member through their supervisor. The final recommendation will be placed in the permanent employee personnel file. Human Resources will prepare and distribute, as appropriate, an annual summary of the equity requests and actions taken.
8. The Chancellor will make the final decision on all equity adjustment recommendations.
9. Staff members wishing to appeal the decision of the
Chancellor or the recommendation of the Dean or Division Officer
will follow the existing grievance procedures under UWS/UWL
13.02 for non-instructional ACST and UWS/UWL 6.02 for
instructional ACST (with research titles covered under this
jbw:ACST/ ACST Equity Policy
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LEWISTON – Gov. Paul LePage came to Central Maine Medical Center on Wednesday to present a $43 million check to the hospital from the state of Maine.
Gov. Paul LePage is interrupted by protester Paul Nickerson, dressed as Uncle Sam, during a news conference as LePage presents Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston with a check for $38 million Wednesday.
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"Uncle Sam" showed up to present a $1.05 billion check to LePage.
"Uncle Sam," liberal activist Paul Nickerson of Lewiston, wore a costume as part of a stunt that threw a temporary wrench into the governor's publicity campaign: the presentation of oversized checks – "Publisher's-Clearinghouse"-style LePage told the Sun Journal in Lewiston – to Maine's hospitals.
LePage has repeatedly said that a policy and political priority is repaying the state's $183 million share of a $490 million Medicaid debt to Maine's 39 hospitals. On Wednesday, the governor went about the business of making good on his word.
However, the governor's victory tour was disrupted by a political and policy priority of Democrats: the expansion of Medicaid, the public health insurance program for the poor, through the federal Affordable Care Act.
As LePage presented the oversized check to officials at Central Maine Medical Center, Nickerson, an activist from the Maine People's Alliance, brought the check to LePage. The fake check was from the federal government – a reference to the "federal dollars" that Democratic lawmakers and activists say LePage is forgoing through his resistance to expanding Medicaid to more than 60,000 Mainers.
As the hospital event began, Nickerson entered the lobby wearing his costume. He didn't speak, but struck a wide stance off to LePage's right. He stood silently, holding the check and pointing to the crowd – the iconic gesture made by Uncle Sam. LePage laughed initially, as did the crowd of doctors and nurses who lined the hospital entrance on an exposed balcony.
The governor continued with his prepared remarks, saying repaying the hospital debt was one of his proudest accomplishments.
Nickerson, however, was the focus of the crowd. Eventually, Peter Steele, the governor's spokesman, gestured to a member of LePage's security detail. Nickerson was escorted out of the hospital without incident. As he left, a man in the crowd muttered to him, "Why don't you get a job?"
The fight over Medicaid dominated the last legislative session. It promises to continue through 2014, a gubernatorial and legislative election year. LePage launched the first salvo this week, selecting findings in a University of Michigan study to argue that Medicaid expansion would benefit younger men, smokers and those who are likely to consume alcohol.
Although the study was supportive of expansion, the governor's message was clear: The able-bodied, smokers and drinkers will receive taxpayer-funded health care.
The next day Democratic legislative leaders announced that they would introduce Medicaid expansion legislation in January. It will be their third attempt after failing to convince enough Republicans to support a bill that combined the governor's hospital payback plan with expansion, and another amended version co-authored by Senate minority leader Sen. Roger Katz, R-Augusta.
"We will never stop fighting for health care for thousands of Maine people," Democratic House Speaker Mark Eves said during a news conference Tuesday.
Assistant Senate majority leader Anne Haskell, D-Portland, added, "Gov. LePage should join all the other Republican governors who have put aside partisanship and political games to expand health care for the people in their state. Instead, our governor has doubled down his 'deny and delay' of expanding health care and he is spreading misinformation and fear, pitting Mainers against each other."
Wednesday's stunt by the Maine People's Alliance was a continuation of the political battle. The nonprofit group supports state Democratic candidates and causes, through voter-registration and get-out-the-vote efforts.
LePage on Wednesday took a few questions from reporters. He initially declined to talk about Medicaid but relented after being pressed on the issue. He said Democrats hadn't come forward with any meaningful compromise plan and were using the issue for political gain. He said he wouldn't expand Medicaid until the Legislature funded existed Medicaid services for several thousand disabled residents on a waiting list.
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Former center Jon Harrison unintentionally provided some comic relief during the Florida Gators' miserable 2013 football season. Read More
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this is Oracle Forum which is related to Oracle Problems , Ok you can upgrade your certification to 11g (Exam called 11g new Features as i guess 1Z0-052 but you have to make sure)
if you have any issue related to PEARSON VUE then you should contact them not posting here.
Osama_mustafa wrote:I didnt created the new ID. I followed the procedure to create account at PEARSON VUE. I got new ID there.
If you already have an ID why you should create new one , Just use the old one .
Kindly tell me which ID should I take with me to appear in Exam ?You need to have your testing IDs merged. Only Oracle can do this -- Pearson cannot. You need to open an SR and provide them with both testing IDs and your information (name, email address, etc). Once the IDs are merged, you need to use the merged ID at all times with Pearson. With multiple IDs, you will never have accurate information in CertView, and your exam information between the two will not be combined (i.e. if a certification requires two tests and you've passed both, but they are under different IDs, you won't be awarded it).
Brandye Barrington wrote:I have already merged ID's and created SR, but I have not recieved any reply yet.
Thank you, Matthew, for answering this. Just one clarification to your response - this may have been a confusion that I cause in an earlier post. Pearson CAN merge the IDs. As a matter of fact, it is best to request the merge from Pearson at pearsonvue.com/oracle/idmerge. This link will provide contact numbers for you to call and request the merge. Allow at least 48 hours for the merge to be completed and transferred to the Oracle Certification Database and then check in CertView for your complete history. Once the IDs are merged, you will be able to register for a new exam and all of your history will be under one record.
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The wife and I just moved to the Marigny here in New Orleans. I decided to surprise her with a CLEAN house. Crescent City Cleaning came over today and did a GREAT JOB! - She was so pleased, before I knew it, I found myself taking the credit! Hey it was brownie points peeps...I couldn't resist. I paid for it, so I was responsible for the results. So now when it come to my turn to clean the house, I'm going to make sure it falls on the wife's work day so I can get these wonderful ladies over to make "me" look good.
I've been with Crescent City Cleaning for YEARS! - These ladies have always worked hard and have always found me the perfect housekeeper every time they have had a change in staff. My last housekeeper was with me for 3 yrs. and now she's expecting and will be leaving the company. Today, my new housekeeper was just as AWESOME as my regular lady leaving. It's great to know they are always there for me. I'm too busy with being wife, mom and attorney to be bothered with what it takes to find a qualified housekeeper. GREAT JOB!!
I'm a very busy nurse here at a major hospital in New Orleans. I'm single and put in LONG hrs, so I don't have time to clean.
**I leave the key and check and come home to a CLEAN house.**
Being a nurse, I expect "clean." So I decided to give them a test just to see how thorough they are. Last week, I put a penny under the scale. My housekeeper left me note: "There was a penny under the bathroom scale. I washed it and put it in your change jar. Thanks, Elaine."
Crescent City Cleaning does laundry! - I broke my leg a few weeks back and these WONDERFUL LADIES do LAUNDRY!! Do you know how hard it is to find someone who does laundry? I really needed this because my washer/dryer is UPSTAIRS. I simply can't get to it with my injured leg. My house is so clean and they are so pleasant to work with. They even help with errands since I can't drive right now. Last week they were nice enough to go and pick up my prescription. This was going to be a temp. thing for me till I heal, but I love them so much, I'm keeping the service. Yea for me!! :)
I've just finished my residency here in New Orleans and am moving back to New York. I had a "move-out" cleaning today and I am SUPER PLEASED!!! Due to my job, I had to reschedule THREE different times! The office was very understanding and patient with me. I am sure to receive all of my deposit from my landlord. I WOULD DEFINITELY USE THEM AGAIN! I'll miss New Orleans.
I've been using Crescent City Cleaning for several years now. I needed to call the office to reschedule my appointment and could not find their # in my phone, so I did a Google search and found their number under this site. These NEGATIVE reviews are BOGUS. My house is always CLEAN. And of the few occasions where I had a problem, they were back the next day to fix it, NO problem! Both the OFFICE and the HOUSEKEEPERS are nothing but a pleasure to work with. They are punctual and reliable and DO A GREAT JOB! I LOVE CRESCENT CITY CLEANING. Thanks ladies!
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The Worst – Crescent City Cleaning has a D- from the Better Business Bureau and isn't accredited!
To see their AWFUL BBB SCORE yourself, simply google search Crescent City Cleaning BBB.
No wonder I received such terrible service!
I can't believe the awful costumer service I've received from this company! I was so upset after recently talking on the phone (with the owner? secretary? manager?) that I felt obligated to warn others.
If you own crescent city, hire a kinder, more articulate staff that knows how to effectively communicate!
If you're looking for a cleaning service, do not use crescent city cleaning svc!
There might be some really nice people who work for crescent city cleaning, but a costumer wouldn't know that from calling the office.
Terrible Service – Please DO NOT welcome Crescent City Cleaners into your home like I did....YOU WILL REGRET IT!
Crescent City = LATE
Crescent City = RUDE
Crescent City = DISHONEST
I've now hired MERRY MAIDS, and they are so much better. They show up on time, do consistently good work, and I don't have to worry about them cursing in front of my children or lying about the chemicals in their cleaning products.
LOVE MY SUPER CLEAN HOUSE!! – OK ladies, if you are like me and spend most of your time working and running with the kids, THIS IS THE CLEANING SERVICE FOR YOU!! AWESOME!!! They do dishes "and" laundry. When I get home, all of my beds are freshly made and the dirty dishes cleaned! My last cleaning company did not do dishes. Honestly, who has time to clean the house before the maid arrives? Crescent City Cleaning knows I'm a busy mom and they offer superb services no other cleaning company has. They even take the time to let my puppy out to potty. And if my housekeeper is ill, they send me a replacement. I've NEVER been let down. I'M SO HAPPY WITH MY NEW MAID SERVICE! The house is clean and I'm at peace.
Horrible - Don't Trust Crescent City Cleaning – In brief, the office manager of Crescent City Cleaning sent a cleaning woman to my house under false pretenses and when I refused services, began a phone, text and email campaign to harass me. The calls and texts are vile and threatening!
I've already placed a report with the Better Business Bureau, and I've been saving her emails, text and voice-mails as documentation.
WHAT A SCAM! Do NOT send any inquiries to Crescent City Cleaning or share any personal information like your phone number or address with Crescent City. They'll show up unannounced and expect you to pay for services you didn't request.
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TERRE HAUTE — The following individuals were booked into the Vigo County Jail by area law enforcement on Thursday and Friday, based on jail records. Charges are recommended by arresting officers but are not final until the Vigo County prosecutor reviews the case and files official charges.
David T. Bolinger, 18, 3800 block of North 25th Street, Terre Haute. Booked 10:44 a.m. Burglary.
Christopher A. Payne, 23, 1000 block of South Fourth Street, Terre Haute. Booked 11:24 a.m. Probation violation.
Lee E. Bemis, 25, 8800 block of South Edison Place, Terre Haute. Booked noon. Failure to appear and parole violation.
Jacob M. Hanna, 18, Seventh and Ash streets, Terre Haute. Booked 1:50 p.m. Burglary.
Nygel J. Holmes, 18, transient, Terre Haute. Booked 2:04 p.m. Burglary.
Shawn M. Roberts, 21, 1400 block of Grand Avenue, Terre Haute. Booked 2:33 p.m. Burglary.
Dustin H. Baker, 26, 5300 block of South Graves Road, Brazil. Booked 2:51 p.m. Criminal trespassing.
Abdullah A. Alshammari, 21, 1300 block of Heritage Lane East, Terre Haute. Booked 5:55 p.m. Driver never licensed.
Chavez L. Miller, 20, 4200 block of Kessler Boulevard, Indianapolis. Booked 6:29 p.m. Court order.
Edward L. Pair, 21, 1600 block of Sixth Avenue, Terre Haute. Booked 6:40 p.m. Probation violation and failure to appear.
Kevin G. Stevenson, 46, 3900 block of East Sandalwood Avenue, Terre Haute. Booked 8:32 p.m. Disorderly conduct, public intoxication and resisting law enforcement.
Daurel Thomas, 26, 3400 block of Antworks Avenue, Indianapolis. Booked 9:21 p.m. Criminal trespassing and failure to appear.
Stacy A. Godfrey, 32, 1500 block of South 17th Street, Terre Haute. Booked 10:31 p.m. Operating while intoxicated.
Shane J. McGovern, 32, 1400 block of Union Valley, Ellisville, Ind. Booked 11:36 p.m. Operating while intoxicated and failure to appear.
Willie E. Sebastian, 58, 2200 block of Seabury, Terre Haute. Booked 12:31 a.m. Possession of methamphetamine.
Takiesha Ness, 30, 1300 block of South Seventh Street, Terre Haute. Booked 12:40 a.m. Criminal conversion.
Cody Kraemer, 22, 2600 block of Jefferson Street, Terre Haute. Booked 5:00 a.m. Operating while intoxicated.
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Imagine that! Two cooking shows get to the Final Four in the same week
Last year, I made a big deal about how horrible Hell's Kitchen (not this one, this one) was. I said that The Next Food Network Star was far superior with the same basic concept (take a satchelful of unqualified dolts, and winnow it down to the handful who might almost "make it")
Screw You Chicago!!!!
How many people agree with me regarding the title of this blog? If you do, raise your hands! I know exactly how you feel and I believe we could create a united front. Let's do this already!!
Chicago, the band created in the late sixties, was formed by Robert Lamm and Peter Cetera. Those two madmen made it truly impossible to NOT fall in love, giving everyone in the world a reason to live.
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From Helfaer Field at Miller Park - Lincoln Elementry CLC baseball team defeated Hopkins CLC 15-0 for the central city CLC baseball championship yesterday.
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So Mortified West Allis Resident... Did you squeeze every last car on your yard (like Santa's Elf said)? Do you recall getting quite the largess at Christmastime? I know I was regularly shafted. Methinks that Santa's Elf has us confused. Did you enjoy playing with my Super Toe Football, my GI Joe action figure and my Rock 'em Sock'em Robots? Sigh. It explains a lot. (Side note; read the very last comment here.)
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On September 1, 2010 a new electronics recycling law will take effect that prohibits the disposal of various electronic devices such as computers, monitors, printers, televisions, VCRs, DVD players and cell phones in Wisconsin landfills. The new program called E-Cycle Wisconsin is administered by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and establishes a system for electronics from households and public schools to be collected and recycled.
Many electronics contain harmful materials including mercury, lead and cadmium that are released into the air, water and soil if landfilled, incinerated or illegally dumped. Electronics contain valuable, reusable materials like glass, metal and plastic that can be recycled for new products. Reusing these valuable materials lessens environmental impacts by reducing the need for new materials.
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I am at the place this year that I am the same time every year... I am almost out of things to say, because I haven't gotten to attend the State Fair, yet, and how much can I really talk about parking cars? Also, nothing spectacular has happened at the Fair to date (unless you consider a blown motor on the Sky Glider to be "spectacular".)
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Not too much to report today. I went to work at 7:15 AM, returned around midnight, as I went to dinner and the Brewers game (Side note; John Axford has blown two saves this season... both were games in which I attended.)
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Not a whole lot to report today. We were able to park 2 cars in the afternoon at $3 each, but those cars were gone by the time I got home from work. I changed clothes quickly and left for the Brewers game. Driving down 84th St towards the freeway, I noticed many of the lawns much closer to the Fair than ours were devoid of cars and those people were only charging $5. I called My-Sugar-Na and told her to pack it in for the night. Total number of cars parked to date is 78 (that rhymes. Cool!)
Day 8 - State Fair Blog done (Sponsor's Name Here)-style
With three days left in the State Fair, thoughts conflict between reviewing what has happened with what is still in front of us.
What Happened To Quality?
When we purchased our condo, we wanted to update our furniture and appliances (specifically our washer and dryer). Our washer was 15 years old/dryer was 18 years old/sofa and loveseat were 15 years old. All were in darn good condition yet and worked great. We left the washer and dryer at the house when we sold the house and sold the sofa and loveseat.
We purchased two new leather recliners and a sofa from a local, well-known store. We paid good money for all. Not top of the line but not rock bottom either - bought name brands and paid ALOT. We bought a top of the line washer and dryer - BIG BUCKS. We are starting to notice after 2 1/2 years that the quality in furniture and appliances is no longer available. I have a good idea why but I've irritated that we can no longer expect quality workmanship and pride in workmanship anymore.
Personal Mission Statement
"I am on a mission," is a phrase I am sure you have said or heard at one time or another. When you made the statement, did you only have one direction in mind, or were there various parts to what the "mission" may have entailed. I believe in this day and age, with the conundrum going on in our complicated lives, everyone should build a personal mission statement.
Why do I believe in the concept?
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Although we are very busy with work, schooling, church activities, etc. we always find time for volunteering. Try it, you may like it. Volunteering gives my husband and I much satisfaction and joy because we know that we are very fortunate and we are aware that others may be having a difficult time in their lives for whatever reason. We also like to help our community out when we can - working with various police departments, the Share Program and events that my company sponsor. For the most part, you get to meet some very dedicated and decent people....people with common sense that realize that the only way we are going to make the world a better place for now is by compassion, consideration of others, and watching over one another. If there are people who just don't want to accept your help, then you tried your best and can walk away knowing that.
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Phony Wildlife Photography Gives a Warped View of Nature
The dark side of those wondrous wildlife photographs.
Why are lies anathema in all journalism save photo journalism? If a picture is worth a thousand words, is not a film, book, magazine, calendar, or poster containing photographic lies as objectionable as, say, a "news story" inThe New York Times by Jayson Blair. Blair, you may recall, was the fiction writer who masqueraded as a reporter. When the Times learned he'd concocted scenes, sources, and quotes, it fired him along with the paper's unwitting executive editor, Howell Raines. Even "full disclosure" couldn't get that kind of reporting sold or read much beyond supermarket checkout counters.
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Coyote attacks and drags a 2 year-old girl from her mother in CaliforniaFargo, ND WDAY TV)-- There's a story sweeping across the nation tonight, that sounds too bizarre to be real. A coyote attacks a 2 year old girl in California and drags the girl from her mother.
Fargo, ND WDAY TV)-- There's a story sweeping across the nation tonight that sounds too bizarre to be real; a coyote attacks a 2 year-old girl in California and drags the girl from her mother.
Coyotes are becoming more prevalent in cities, so we asked the question: Do parents need to worry of more attacks on children, specifically here in our communities?
We know coyotes are here in Fargo, because we've seen the evidence. As far as that coyote attack on the 2 year-old being real, she has the battle wounds to prove it. Klarissa May is the latest victim from a coyote attack. She's one of hundreds to be attacked in the US since the mid 80s. Her mother talks about seeing the coyote dragging her daughter over head stones.
Michelle Luper - Mother: "Her nails were bent backwards from grabbing the ground. That's basically what I haven't been able to get out of my head. Her dress coming up...and just feeling helpless."
Klarissa is like most, suffered wounds but got away. Since 1981 there are 2 reported deaths by coyotes, and nearly 200 attacks on people, many of those happening in towns and cities.
Doug Leier - North Dakota Game & Fish: "They just go about their business unseen by humans and unknown by people. They might be living in the neighborhood."
Game and Fish doesn't track numbers, but here's proof there are urban coyotes here in Fargo. An attack on a deer was caught on camera at the Fargo Country Club in February of 2011. There are no reports of a coyote attacking a human in Fargo.
Doug Leier: "I walk a lot in the metro and I've seen coyotes out in basically the heart of the Fargo area. I'm more concerned about a stray dog than I am about seeing a coyote."
There is a report of a Dalton, Minnesota man being attacked by a coyote in 2010, but Leier says more often than not, a coyote will turn and run the other way.
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According to the National Institute of Health, more than 70 million Americans are affected by digestive diseases such as reflux, liver and kidney diseases, inflammatory bowel disease, ulcers, and various cancers of the digestive tract and abdomen. In fact, one-third of all outpatient visits has something to do with the gut. Armed with less invasive medicine and the experience needed to perform advanced diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, the St. Joseph's Healthcare System (SJHS) gastroenterology (GI) team works to meet patients' expectations of getting back to life quicker with fewer complications.
"We see nearly 5,000 patients every year with an ever-increasing number of referrals to our expert team from surrounding community hospitals, primary care physicians and gastroenterologists," says Walid Baddoura, MD, Program Director, Gastroenterology Fellowship, SJRMC (resident of Pompton Plains). "Our primary focus is the well-being of our patients in a most expeditious and cost-effective manner. We take pride in our commitment to education, having trained a large number of gastroenterologists since the mid-1970's."
"The field of diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy has evolved significantly over the last couple of decades," says Dr. Baddoura. "With the available expertise and state-of-the-art technology, we are able to visualize the entire gastrointestinal tract, identify the problem, and take care of it. In most instances, these advanced procedures are done on an outpatient basis with a relatively quick recovery time and return to normal activities."
One of the unique diagnostic tools available at St. Joseph's is high-resolution esophageal manometry with Impedance. High-resolution manometry measures the pressure in the esophagus, which tells the physician if the sphincters are working appropriately and information about the condition of the contractions of the esophagus. The Impedance shows functionality of the esophagus; if the swallowed material has traveled through the esophagus into the stomach. "This 'live recording' of the esophagus in action helps us figure out why the patient is having trouble swallowing or feels like food is 'sticking' to the back of the mouth," says Joseph Shami, MD, Chief, GI, St. Joseph's (resident of Totowa). "Using this less invasive technology, we can look closer at chronic GERD [gastro esophageal reflux disorder] and other problems involving the esophagus and the opening to the stomach."
St. Joseph's is currently the only area hospital with this technology. It also has a number of other unique capabilities, including treatment of bariatric surgery complications.
"New flexible surgical instruments and state-of-the-art techniques enable us to address complicated bariatric (weight loss) procedures, intestinal tumors and other GI disorders faster and more efficiently to ensure the best outcomes for our patients," says Sohail N. Shaikh, MD, an Interventional Gastroenterologist (resident of Livingston), an expert in advanced endoscopic procedures including endoscopic suturing, to repair fistulas and gastric defects, and endoscopic ultrasound and ERCP to address difficult biliary and pancreatic pathology using cutting edge noninvasive technology. "Many of the patients who come to St. Joseph's are in pain and have severe complications from previous surgeries or as a result of their disease. Our goal is to improve their quality of life, help them regain their health and return to their family and friends as soon as possible."
Treating some of the hardest-to-reach organs in the body, like the pancreas and small intestines, Matthew A. Grossman, MD, an advanced therapeutic endoscopist at SJHS (resident of Saddle River), uses endoscopic ultrasound to address issues with the pancreas and liver. "The new technology helps us biopsy cysts and tumors, as well as provide treatment right at the location of the disease," says Dr. Grossman. "Without this technology and expertise, patients would have to endure long and painful procedures." The GI team is also able to use new balloon procedures to look at the lower intestines, providing targeted treatments and resulting in better surgical outcomes, and capsule cameras, which can be swallowed by the patient, giving doctors an inside look at polyps and other signs of disease.
Another team member, Farshad Mansouri, MD, colon and rectal surgeon (resident of Midland Park), has extensive training in both colorectal surgery and laparoscopic procedures. "For many patients with colon cancer, diverticulitis or inflammatory bowel disease, a laparoscopic colon resection is a better option, enabling them to go home sooner and back to their lives faster," says Dr. Mansouri. "Because laparoscopic colon resection requires special training, only about 10-15% of patients in the United States are fortunate enough to undergo their colon resection laparoscopically."
Several major publications have published the safety and effectiveness of laparoscopic colon resections for malignancy. In fact, some studies even suggest an improved overall survival rate when comparing laparoscopic to traditional open colon resection.
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"The expertise of the GI surgery team at St. Joseph's, along with our excellent anesthesia and nursing services, makes our hospital one of the leading facilities in the region for the surgical treatment of gastroenterology issues," says Mark Connolly, MD, Chairman, Surgery, SJRMC (resident of Jersey City). "Each patient can be confident that their digestive problem, whether it is bariatric, cancer or other GI issue, will be addressed by our St. Joseph's experts in the most advanced, least invasive way available, and with the patient's quality of life at heart."


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IRVING, Texas, Jan. 31, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- EF Johnson Technologies, Inc. announced today that JVCKENWOOD Corporation has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the company from its current owner, Francisco Partners. The transaction is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2014 subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions. This pending acquisition is integral to JVCKENWOOD's overall strategic initiative to increase its focus on professional communications, especially the U.S. public safety market.
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The Kitchn's One-Ingredient Ice Cream
Author Notes: Making one-ingredient ice cream couldn't be simpler. It comes out like the frozen bananas you ate at the boardwalk as a kid, except (thanks to the high pectin content) it whips up like Marshmallow Fluff. Vegan and raw foodists have long known this trick, but a few years ago, The Kitchn published a photo tutorial and one-ingredient ice cream went mainstream. Bloggers spread the gospel and suddenly it wasn't just a workaround for ice cream, but an exciting dessert in its own right, regardless of its pure reputation. - Genius Recipes
Serves 4-6
- 1 bunch bananas
- Peel your bananas.
- Cut them into small pieces.
- Freeze for just 1-2 hours on a plate or tray. (Or leave them in the freezer indefinitely -- just let them thaw a little before making the ice cream.)
- Blend, blend, blend in the food processor -- scraping down the bowl when they stick.
- Enjoy the magic moment when they turn into ice cream! Try mixing in other fruits, nut butters, or chocolate.
- Freeze any leftovers and process again when ready to serve.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
Comments (31) Questions (1)
4 days ago MaureenOnTheCape
Outrageously easy and so delicious. Thank you!
29 days ago Eydie Desser
Love that ice cream spoon. Where did you get it?
29 days ago
Kristen Miglore
Kristen is the Senior Editor of Food52
It's from Amanda's vintage spoon collection -- the shape is similar to this (sadly currently out of stock) vintage butter spade in our online shop: http://food52.com/provisions...
about 1 year ago Jesse Raben
This works- wife said to me- ok promise there is nothing else in here?
about 1 year ago Aliwaks
Read this made it 5 min later (had some frozen bananas) added dash of salt & some vanilla, the salt kind of have it some more dimension, stirred in a few dark chocolate chips for good measure. Yum! May heat some peanut butter later to make it over the top. Also thinking it would be amazing with a drizzle of maple syrup & a few toasted walnuts
about 1 year ago Nanny R Molina
Can I just use a blender? I also have a NutraBullet.. this smaller blender is very powerful and fast..
about 1 year ago Rachel McGuire
This sounds soo good. I'm going to try it when I get home tonight!
over 1 year ago Laura Abbasi
Made it. Loved it. Can't wait to make it again!
over 1 year ago dbrowning
sooo good. no need to add anything although melted peanut butter on top and/or drizzle of honey - very good!
over 1 year ago Gill Watson
Tried it and blogged it with pictures. Truly a miracle but as Alain B commented, it goes through a very scary grainy stage. http://gillwatsonlifebites...
over 1 year ago mlledaffodil
thanks to mrs. beeton for her experience with ripe vs. superripe bananas. to gustus who doesn't want to reprocess leftover "ice cream" -- what if you tried adding a dash of alcohol? because alcohol doesn't freeze, this is a common solution for keeping philadelphia-style (eggless) ice cream soft -- it works. Maybe banana rum?
over 1 year ago AlainB
Great ice cream! My daughter loves banana ice cream, so she was begging me to make this all week-end. I finally threw some cut-up bananas in the freezer, waited a few hours, then threw them in my food processor. Well, it was chunking around and didn't look right, so I ran to the iPad to check the recipe, I thought I did something wrong. Looked simple enough, so I went back to the food processor (which I left running) and voila! Ice cream! I missed the turning point, but I have more bananas in the freezer already!
over 1 year ago MrsBeeton
I've discovered that you can really vary this terrific treat with the ripeness of the bananas. A ripe banana will be unmistakably banana-ish. Which is fine, if you really love banana. But a not-so-ripe banana is a great launching ground for other flavors, as the banana flavor is quite a bit less apparent, and the other ingredients can shine: chocolate (we melted down some great chocolate and added it when it had come to room temp), or fruit, or . . . anything. YUM--different every time.
over 1 year ago gustus
Is there something you can add to eliminate the need to process the leftovers again?
over 1 year ago mlledaffodil
I keep blackened bananas in the freezer to add to my dad's ice cream protein shakes (how to hide the nasty liquid supplement? ice cream + frozen banana + protein drink + cocoa powder + emulsion blender = super thick shake). But your photos here show yellow bananas -- preferable? has anyone experimented with degrees of ripeness? I am curious if 1) the pectin breaks down with age; 2) the extra sugar freezes less; 3) the color of the overripe is too unappealing?
over 1 year ago Sara from Brooklyn
I made this last night, using a blender. It was as creamy as ice cream and loved by my whole family, even the non-vegans.
over 1 year ago bjcohan
My mom used to make this for me when I was a kid. (A very long time ago!)
Try adding a bit of cinnamon.
Or rum.
Frozen pineapple (preferably fresh, but even from a can if packed in juice not syrup) also makes up nicely, though I don't know if it does the pectin thing. It surely is delicious. (Yes, with cinnamon and rum too!)
over 1 year ago Yogicfioodie
I would love to try!
Can I use a blender instead of food processor?
over 1 year ago PamCorbett
I added a little bit of Trader Joe's frozen yogurt that I had in my freezer. It was delicious.
over 1 year ago
June is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Ooooh, yummy! wil be making this VERY soon (like tonight?). It makes my Quick Strawberry Sherbet http://www.food52.com/recipes... look difficult!
(How do they do that?)
over 1 year ago
Kristen Miglore
Kristen is the Senior Editor of Food52
That sherbet is brilliant!
over 1 year ago stephanieRD
Wondering if it would work to add a little bit of avocado to this to amp up the creamy texture?
over 1 year ago
Kristen Miglore
Kristen is the Senior Editor of Food52
It would! And the great thing is you can just keep tweaking to taste. Honey is good with the avocado and banana too.