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Washington, DC Planned Parenthood Federation of America applauds Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) and the Senate Appropriations Committee for passing an amendment to the FY2011 State and Foreign Operations funding measure yesterday to permanently repeal the restrictive Mexico City policy and allow organizations that receive U.S. foreign aid to offer the full range of reproductive health services and counseling to all women who need them without interruption or censorship. The Mexico City policy, also known as the global gag rule, denies U.S. foreign aid to any organization that uses private funds to offer, promote, or even refer for abortion services.
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* Outstanding Student Intern and Employee: Zachery Turpen, a senior computer information systems major from Highland, interned for two semesters at Centene Corporation, where his exemplary performance helped open doors for other McKendree students, aided career recruiting events on campus, and led to a job offer. Austin Vuichard, a senior accounting, economics and finance major from Coulterville, was named Outstanding Student Employee for his audio-video production and editing work for the University Communications and Marketing department.
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Paul Johnson to Randy Shannon: "Some people don't know the difference between cutting and chopping"by Jorge Milian
Has Randy Shannon gotten himself into a little feud with Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson.
During his news conference at UM on Tuesday, Shannon said Georgia Tech employed the chop block as part of its blocking scheme. Chop blocks are considered personal fouls in college football and bring a 15-yard penalty. A chop block occurs when a defensive player is engaged by two opponents, one hitting above the waist and the other below.
"It's a major concern because chop blocks are part of what they do," Shannon said on Tuesday. "It's always the backside of it, not the front side. We are going to work on it in practice. I don't know if the officials will see it. They probably will not see it, but it's part of what we have to work on. We have to work on it and tell our guys that we can't depend on oficiating to help us. If the guy gets you, you have to get up off the ground and keep running. The difficult part of it is that you can lose somebody due to it, and you don't want that to happen.'
Asked during Wednesday's ACC conference call to respond to Shannon's accusation that his team uses chop blocks, Johnson responded: "I think that's illegal. We've been called for one this year, so we must not be using them a lot. Some people don't know the difference between cutting and chopping I guess."
Shannon backtracked during Wednesday's conference call when asked about his comments.
"No, you know what they do, coach Johnson does a great job off the back side. What I was explaining [was] that our guys have to do a great job of standing on their feet, because backside they do a good job of getting guys on the ground. Chop blocks to me are not illegal. It's getting guys on the ground within the scheme. They do not high-low you. They just make sure they get you down on the backside. So sometimes you know when people hear the word "chop block," they're thinking it's something negative. No, you do a good job of coaching what he wants and trying to get done. And I think that's something that we have to work on. I'm just working on something that we don't see very much and our guys know it."
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COLLEGE PARK, Md., Feb. 26, 2014 – Redshirt freshman diver Taryn McLaughlin (Hudson, Ohio/Hudson) broke a meet record on her way to winning gold on the three-meter board to lead the James Madison swimming and diving team to an early lead at the Colonial Athletic Association Championships in College Park, Md., Wednesday.
JMU won two on the day and has jumped out to a lead after three events at the Eppley Recreation Center. The Dukes have 120 points to lead defending-champion Towson by nine (111 points). Delaware (94 points) is in third, followed by Drexel (66) in fourth, Northeastern (64) in fifth, William & Mary (60) in sixth with UNCW (56) and the College of Charleston (56) rounding out the field of eight in a tie for seventh.
McLaughlin scored a CAA Championships meet record of 365.65 points in the preliminaries of the three-meter diving to qualify first in the event. She broke her own record with 373.85 points in the finals to earn gold for the fourth consecutive year in the event for JMU. Her performance was the second-best score all-time by a Duke, trailing only Kimberly Helfrich's (2009-13) 377.70 points from 2011. She earned 20 points for Madison while breaking the meet record held since 2008 by Drexel's Kate Hynes (264.15).
Freshman Olivia Lehman (Dayton, Ohio/Centreville) claimed seventh in the event for Madison with a score 310.85 while sophomore Carly Alexander (Plantation, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas) tallied 292.80 points to finish ninth. Freshman Katie Sheppard (Crozet, Va./Western Albermarle) was the fourth Madison diver to tally points in the event, finishing 12th with a score of 255.80.
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Wednesday's finals opened with JMU setting another CAA meet record as its 200-yard medley relay team broke a record already held by a JMU team to finish first and earn the Dukes' 40 points. The quartet of seniors Shannon Dubay (South Windsor, Conn./South Windsor) and Kelsey Holmgaard (Roanoke, Va./George Mason), junior Susanne Gingher (Boalsburg, Va./State College Area) and sophomore Kacy Edsall (Roanoke, Va./William Byrd) completed the race in 1:40.34 to record the second-fastest time in school history.
The final event of the day was the 800-yard freestyle relay. The Dukes' team of Holmgaard, junior Aimee Hooper (Clifton Park, N.Y./Shenendehowa) and sophomores Carli Molano (Centreville, Va./Westfield) and Kristen Zielinski (Chesapeake, Va./Grassfield (Nova Southeastern)) finished second second in the race. They turned in the second-fastest time in program history, touching the wall at 7:17.58 to finish behind Towson.
The 2014 CAA Championships resume at 10 a.m. on Thursday with more preliminary swims with finals starting at 6 p.m. from Eppley Recreation Center. Gold medals will be handed out in the 500-yard freestyle, 200-yard individual medley, 50-yard freestyle, and 200-yard freestyle relay on Thursday.
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Yes of course, using the divergence theorem is so much faster and easier too.
Sorry about the delay. If you have trouble understanding any of this, let me know. It's hard to do a complete explanation because there are a lot of things you probably understand, and I don't want to write a book if I don't have to . Ok, so we have a cube with six sides:
Now we have the normals. I'm going to assume we want outward facing normals, although I'm not entirely sure why that fact isn't given to you.
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After integrating all of these, I get 760. Is that what you get doing the divergence thm?
Anyone knows how to solve this problem?
Actually my lecturer told me to use a flux integral F.ndS. He talked about normal to the surface and something like that, eg the right most surface of the box has a positive j component. In that case I'd use dx and dz he says. But I still don't really understand this concept. (by the way I can't ask him too much because this is an assignment question).
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What 6 integrals do I need to set up? I know these:
What you are doing is integrating over the surfaces of a block. So you can set up 6 different integrals, each with respect to two variables, and add them all together.


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By Kathleen Haley
January 7, 2012
OAKLAND, CA — Healthy, sustainable food is proliferating hospitals in the San Francisco Bay Area, thanks to The Regional Produce Sourcing Project.
The Regional Produce Sourcing Project is a joint effort between local food distributors and six hospital systems. Its main goals are to make sustainable food more available to hospital systems, and to create more demand for sustainable food.
"We're trying to support farmers and farms that are currently engaged in sustainable production," says Lucia Sayre, co-executive director of San Francisco Bay Area Physicians for Social Responsibility.
Sayre also cites the importance of supporting farmers who would like to leave traditional food production for organic methods, and of gaining local acreage for growing produce sustainably.
Dr. Preston Maring, a Kaiser Permanente physician, sees it this way: a healthy diet doesn't just mean nutritious food. Eating healthily involves decisions about how food is grown and the working conditions of farm workers. It's a step towards what he calls "total health."
"Total health is not just treating sickness or doing operations or doing preventive care," Maring says. "Total health is also trying to work within the broader community that the hospital serves to help with the overall health of the community."
Community members, workers, and the environment all benefit from sustainable food that is grown and produced without toxic chemical pesticides and fertilizers, Maring says. In working towards "total health," forty farmers markets are run or sponsored by Kaiser Permanente.
Kaiser Permanente, a strong advocate for sustainable food, is funding and participating in the Regional Produce Sourcing Project. About 15 percent of Kaiser Permanente's food budget currently is used to buy sustainable food. Which, considering that Kaiser Permanente has 8.9 million members and has facilities in nine states and the District of Columbia, equals a sizeable quantity of food.
So far, the Kaiser Permanente system has used about 190 tons of sustainable fruits and vegetables in its patient meals. Certified organic fruits and vegetables make up about 6 percent of the produce that Kaiser Permanente buys. In the United States as a whole, overall consumption of organic fruits and vegetables is about 3 percent.
The organization is making efforts to move away from food treated with pesticides, added chemicals, and hormones, says Jan Villarante, who directs nutrition services at Kaiser Permanente.
Many health and environmental organizations recommend avoiding dairy products from cows treated with hormones. Even cows injected with rBGH are more likely to face serious health problems than cows without the hormone, according to the organization Health Care Without Harm.
Vending machines and cafeterias in Kaiser Permanente hospitals and medical centers offer milk and yogurt without the rBGH growth hormone. Patient meals also come with yogurt and milk that do not include rBGH. In another example of Kaiser Permanente's work to advance sustainable food, fair trade coffee and tea are offered in the organization's vending machines. Obtaining cage-free shelled eggs is now a new area of focus for Kaiser Permanente.
Other hospital systems participating in the Regional Produce Sourcing Project include the University of California-San Francisco Medical Center, San Francisco VA Medical Center, and Alta Bates Summit Medical Center.
Two organizations are overseeing the effort: the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility and the Community Alliance with Family Farmers.
Read Dr. Preston Maring's recipes for green and healthy meals here.
Kathleen Haley is a writer for Sierra Club Green Home and a communications associate at Kaiser Permanente.
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July 14th, 2012 at 10:57 pm
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I've been tracking my food for almsot a month now on SparkPeople. I can see how it would be really helpful for a lot of people, but with me, I've been keeping track of my food intake in my head now for years tracking it online this past month has mainly just shown me that I'm eating too much of the same foods (which I already knew). But yes, I agree that accountability is the key to success!


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Every January 1st, people around the world make New Year's resolutions. 9 times out of 10, that resolution is to lose weight. Whether you are in tip top shape and want to trim down an extra pound or two, or you are 50 pounds overweight and want to create a whole new you, your goal to lose weight is the beginning of a journey toward better health. Unfortunately, the best way to lose weight is through exercise, and there are many people out there who do not find exercise to be fun. One way to jazz up your exercise program is to pop on your iPod and get motivated through the sounds of your favorite rock tunes, djembe beats or jazz classics. Even better, research has found that there is a connection between music and your brain's ability to exercise and lose weight. Music is there to motivate you, make exercise more pleasant, and can even assist in your weight loss.
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Post subject: DK/LFL SWRD Event: B&N NYC, NY 10/06/12
10/6/2012 is the official Star Wars Read Day.
Book Distributors such as DK , Scholastic , Del Rey , Dark Horse , Hammond , Chronicle , Abrams , Titan , and Workman have all teamed up with LucasFilms Ltd. to promote Star Wars Reading.
This store will be receiving Star Wars Kits from Lucasfilms and DK for distribution.
DK will also be donating Star Wars Books on behalf of the Rebel Legion for our participation at this venue.
Event Name: Star Wars Reads Day
Event Purpose/Benefit/Charity/Cause:
Venue: Barnes & Noble
Venue address: 33 East 17th Street New York, NY 10003
Event Date: Oct. 6, 2012 Start Time TBD End Time TBD arrive at TBD
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Contact:Maria M Celis-Hampton (212)-253-0819
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 3:20 pm
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I'd be interested in this one, but am I the only one? I don't know if Will is joining me or not, but it is on a Saturday, so he may.
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I know Kristin you are the only one right now interested. I want to see if any one the other New Yorker members are interested.
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There seems to be some confusion/conflict or whatever because there is also a SW Reads event at Scholastic Bookstore down on Broadway not very far from B&N as well.
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We can work around the times of the appearances.
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Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2012 12:26 am
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Yeah, I'm interested in going to either this one or the Scholastic one, as soon as we and the ECG figure out what's going on.
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Either Tom or Chris need to get a hold of me.
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Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2012 7:43 pm
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Since nobody seems to know what's going on with the Scholastic Store vs. Union Square B&N event for SW Reads, I'm going to suggest we and the ECG consolidate and do B&N, since it sounds like folks would prefer that location. I'm posting the same thing on the ECG boards.
Looks like the time is still TBD. Event coordinators, have any of you been in touch with the contact listed above? Do we have info on the changing room situation?
I'll give the contact person a call myself by the end of the week if nobody knows anything still by then...
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I gave Patrick all the info on the day in NYC and area. There are plenty of locations I need to see how many Rebels want to do the events in the area.
Pat tentative
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How many Rebels have the time to participate in this event on that day?
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Someone just needs to call the stores and see what is going on.
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Ok I have contacted both the BN store and the Scholastic Store and Julia Young of DK.
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Thanks Tim, I got the e-mail that you contacted them. Lets hope they get back to us by this weekend so we can post the details. I will follow up on them also.
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Endorscout64 wrote:
Ok I have contacted both the BN store and the Scholastic Store and Julia Young of DK.
Delpa Gival wrote:
Thanks Tim, I got the e-mail that you contacted them. Lets hope they get back to us by this weekend so we can post the details. I will follow up on them also.
Thanks guys, looking forward to getting the details on these!
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Guys there was a little goof with one of the emails I resend an email to Scholastic.
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Scholastic event is updated. Scholastic event is from 2 -5 with an SW author signing.
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Since recovering from Hurricane Andrew in 1992, Homestead has redefined itself as a destination for tropical agro- and ecotourism. At a crossroads between Miami and the Keys as well as Everglades and Biscayne national parks, the area has the added dimension of shopping centers, residential development, hotel chains, and the Homestead-Miami Speedway—when car races are scheduled, hotels hike up their rates and require minimum stays. The historic downtown has become a preservation-driven Main Street. Krome Avenue, where it cuts through the city's heart, is lined with restaurants, an arts complex, antiques shops, and low-budget, sometimes undesirable, accommodations. West of north–south Krome Avenue, miles of fields grow fresh fruits and vegetables. Some are harvested commercially, and others beckon with "U-pick" signs. Stands selling farm-fresh produce and nurseries that grow and sell orchids and tropical plants abound. In addition to its agricultural legacy, the town has an eclectic flavor, attributable to its population mix: descendants of pioneer Crackers, Hispanic growers and farm workers, professionals escaping the Miami hubbub, and latter-day northern retirees.
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