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- 22ndAnniversary Year
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IBC's Asia sugar conference has established itself as the preferred annual meeting point for sugar industry players in Asia. It remains the ONLY conference with a comprehensive focus on trade, investment and technology, and provides excellent partnership opportunities with Asian players.
"Very useful, I have got a network to discuss issues, I will attend this conference regularly and I will be pleased to inform my team to attend next year. We are able to meet experts and share experiences to improve the key performance indicators of the company."
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2015 Highlights Included
- Detailed market briefings on Asian and Global hot spots
- Price outlook, risk management and impact of volatile currencies
- Trade and Procurement markets
- Production and Refining focus with cost, efficiency and technology innovations
- Technology spend initiatives by Millers and Refiners, and how their facility is benefitting
- Diversification trends in Asia
- Pre-event Online Networking Tool
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Executive Director, International Sugar Organization, UK
|Dato' Dr. Sheikh Awab Abod
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|Abinash Verma
Director General, Indian Sugar Mills Association
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Hodgkin lymphoma
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Advancing Symptom Clusters Research on Rare Cancers, Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Location: NIH Neuroscience Building, Bethesda, MD
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It is intended that the in-depth, interdisciplinary dialogue of this expert working group will formulate an emerging consensus on a working definition of symptom clusters and, specific gaps and opportunities that provide a foundation for a transformative strategic blueprint to guide future symptom cluster research in rare cancers. In addition, it is anticipated that workshop proceedings will inform a funding opportunity announcement.

Rare Tumors Initiative Symposium Strategies to Develop Therapies for Rare Tumors: Small Numbers, but Big Opportunities , Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Location: NIH Natcher Conference Center, Bethesda, MD
Description: The goals of this symposium are to increase communication and build networks between researchers working in rare tumors across NIH, and to get input from patient groups, industry, and the FDA on how to overcome the biggest hurdles in the development of therapies for rare tumors. The Rare Tumors Initiative at NCI, CCR will use this information to prioritize goals for the future and will prepare a white paper summary to help guide researchers worldwide.
Overcoming Barriers to International Clinical Trials for Rare Cancers , Friday, December 10, 2010
Location: Bethesda, Maryland
Description: The goals of this conference were to introduce key institutional players to the topic of international clinical trials in rare cancers and to establish an ongoing dialogue. Participants left the meeting with a set of specific priorities that need to be enacted to promote these trials. The meeting promoted consensus on the way that resources are prioritized to address rare cancers. Participants were asked to convey the content of the meeting to their constituencies and to follow up with pilot concepts.
Hodgkin Lymphoma InterLymph Working Group Meeting, Monday, July 20, 2009 - Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Location: Vancouver, British Colombia, Canada
Description: The overarching goal of this conference was to coordinate and conduct pooled analyses of six gene-environment interactions for NHL and NHL subtypes. Comparisons to Hodgkin disease and multiple myeloma were also made to ascertain potential differences by different lymphomas. This allowed us to understand the determinants of lymphomagenesis and identify potentially common mechanisms of action for lymphomagenesis between targeted genes and environmental risk factors.
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My squire is unbearably slow running around, even with more player speed stat than a friend's monk I am not able to keep up. On my monk, huntress, or apprentice I feel just fine. Is the squire slow, or is there something else going on perhaps?
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It's the name the NHC gives them. When the NHC decides that an area of interest or of concern has enough of a chance to develop, they declare it an invest, which is just short for investigation. The first name is 90L, then 91L, then 92L, and so on. Once it gets past 99L, it goes back to 90L. In other basins the letter on the end would be different. East Pacific would be 90E, West Pacific would be 90W, North Indian in the Bay of Bengal would be 90B, North Indian in the Arabian Sea would be 90A, etc.
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Having a 'Ball' With Exercise
Trendy exercise balls target muscles that are often forgotten
By Heather Hatfield
Reviewed By Kathleen Zelman, MPH, RD, LD
Though the muscles that can be displayed at the beach seem most important, like bulging biceps or killer quads, the frequently ignored muscles in your back and mid-section need attention, too, and exercise balls are just the way to give them a good workout.
"The muscles of the 'core' are the true workhorses of the body, as they are essential to posture, spinal alignment and support, balance, and all movement -- both everyday movements as well as exercise," says Jude Sullivan, a clinical exercise physiologist at the University of Wisconsin Health Sports Medicine Center. "The muscles of the core are located deep in your pelvis, abdomen, trunk, and back, and they can be targeted directly through the use of exercise balls."
Exercise balls, which are large, vinyl balls with varying degrees of inflation, are also known as Swiss balls, physioballs, spine balls, or theraballs. They are inexpensive, easy to use and, unlike other forms of exercise and stretching, they can be fun.
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"Exercise balls are used mostly as a support for strength and stretching exercises," says Richard Cotton, a spokesman for the American Council on Exercise. The kicker, he says, is that "the instability of the support activates muscles that would normally not be stimulated by traditional, well-supported exercise positions."


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Over the course of a year, the AAMVA Board of Directors, in partnership with AAMVA professional staff, developed a new Strategic Framework to guide the Association. Building on the success of the 2012–2015 Strategic Plan, the mission and vision of the organization were refined to clearly identify what is most important for AAMVA. The Strategic Framework outlines four strategic priorities that will empower the Association to provide its members and stakeholders the solutions and tools needed to accomplish their missions.
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Study Abroad
CSUSM students are fortunate to be able to learn and live in Southern California, with the mountains, deserts, and beaches all within reach. But that doesn't mean there's not a whole world out there waiting to be discovered! Study abroad can be one of the most personally enriching and academically rewarding experiences of your undergraduate years. CSU San Marcos offers all students the opportunity to study in another country for a January, summer, semester, or academic year through a wide range of programs.
The Office of Global Education maintains an up-to-date information center on the wide variety of Study Abroad opportunities that are open to all CSUSM students. You can find program options that suit your needs, get information about financial aid, learn about credit transfer, and make direct contact with the school or center you want to attend all in one place. The Study Abroad Advisors there provide an invaluable resource, and can help you find the program that's right for you.
If you're considering spending time learning overseas, take some time to orient yourself by thinking about these questions:
- Why do you want to study abroad? Is your main purpose to learn about language and culture, or do you primarily want to pursue your major?
- What type of academic experience would work for you? Would you rather enroll directly in a foreign university, or would a center for international students be a better fit?
- Would you be comfortable living abroad on your own, or would you prefer a more structured environment?
- How long do you want to study abroad? Do you want to travel for the summer or for an intersession program, or would you rather stay a semester or a full academic year?
- How will financial aid support your study abroad? Are there other resources such as scholarships you could find to fund your travel?
- And of course… where do you want to go?
Thinking about these questions can help you narrow down the array of options, letting you focus on programs that are the best fit for you. Want to see the best study abroad locations for your academic interests? Check out our Study Abroad by Location and Major Grid. If you'd like to see an overview of all Study Abroad Opportunities at CSUSM, explore this site or check out our Study Abroad PowerPoint presentation. And before you start packing—don't forget that prior to enrolling in any program, you should go through the Study Abroad credit approval process.


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The fact that all Mathematics is Symbolic Logic is one of the greatest discoveries of our age; and when this fact has been established, the remainder of the principles of mathematics consists in the analysis of Symbolic Logic itself.
Bertrand Russell (1872 - 1970)
Source: Principles of Mathematics. 1903.
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Almost everything that distinguishes the modern world from earlier centuries is attibutable to science, which achieved its most spectacular triumphs in the seventeenth century.
Source: Bertrand Russell, History of Western Philosophy, Allen & Unwin, London, 1979, p 512.
It seems clear that there must be some way of defining logic otherwise than in relation to a particular logical language. The fundamental characteristic of logic, obviously, is that which is indicated when we say that logical propositions are true in virtue of their form. The question of demonstrability cannot enter in, since every proposition which, in one system, is deduced from the premises, might, in another system, be itself taken as a premise. If the proposition is complicated, this is inconvenient, but it cannot be impossible. All the propositions that are demonstrable in any admissible logical system must share with the premises the property of being true in virtue of their form; and all propositions which are true in virtue of their form ought to be included in any adequate logic. Some writers, for example Carnap in his "Logical Syntax of Language," treat the whole matter as being more a matter of linguistic choice than I can believe it to be. In the above mentioned work, Carnap has two logical languages, one of which admits the multiplicative axiom and the axiom of infinity, while the other does not. I cannot myself regard such a matter as one to be decided by our arbitrary choice. It seems to me that these axioms either do, or do not, have the characteristic of formal truth which characterises logic, and that in the former event every logic must include them, while in the latter every logic must exclude them. I confess, however, that I am unable to give any clear account of what is meant by saying that a proposition is "true in virtue of its form." But this phrase, inadequate as it is, points, I think, to the problem which must be solved if an adequate definition of logic is to be found.
Source: the Introduction to the second edition of The Principles of Mathematics, Russell
It is preoccupation with possessions, more than anything else, that prevents us from living freely and nobly.
It can be shown that a mathematical web of some kind can be woven about any universe containing several objects. The fact that our universe lends itself to mathematical treatment is not a fact of any great philosophical significance.
Source: W.H.Auden and L.Kronenberger (eds.) The Viking Book of Aphorisms, NY:Viking Press, 1966.
If your experiment needs statistics, you ought to have done a better experiment.
Source: N. T. J. Bailey Mathematical Approach to Biology and Medicine, New York: Wiley, 1967.
If I had the power to organize higher education as I should wish it to be, I should seek to substitute for the old orthodox religions - which appeal to few among the young, and those as a rule the least intelligent and the most obscurantist - something which is perhaps hardly to be called religion, since it is merely a focusing of attention upon well-ascertained facts. I should seek to make young people vividly aware of the past, vividly realizing that the future of man will in all likelihood be immeasurably longer than his past, profoundly conscious of the minuteness of the planet upon which we live and of the fact that life on this planet is only a temporary incident; and at the same time with these facts which tend to emphasize the insignificance of the individual, I should present quite another set of facts designed to impress upon the mind of the young the greatness of which the individual is capable, and the knowledge that throughout all the depths of stellar space nothing of equal value is known to us. . . .
Source: The Conquest of Happiness
I found, one day in school, a boy of medium size ill-treating a smaller boy. I expostulated, but he replied: 'The bigs hit me, so I hit the babies; that's fair.' In these words he epitomized the history of the human race.
Source: Education and the Social Order
To acquire immunity to eloquence is of the utmost importance to the citizens of a democracy.
The main thing needed to make men happy is intelligence.
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Battle of the Blonds: Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Taylor Swift Who had the Best Night at ACM Awards?shellthings
Do you need to have long, blond hair to be a country music sensation? Look at Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, and Taylor Swift!
Carrie Underwood rocked out with Steven Tyler though she didn't win any Academy of Country Music Awards tonight. Miranda Lambert won four ACM Awards tonight, including Female Vocalist of the Year. It was Taylor Swift who won the top honors at the ACM: Entertainer of the Year.
Whether you count up the awards or value one award over another or look at who had the best performance of the night, it was a good night to be young and blond in country music. Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, and Taylor Swift all had a fabulous night at the Academy of Country Music Awards.
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I'm trying to work out how to set the default profile for the distribution agent programatically using t-sql. I see there is the sp_help_agent_profile and sp_help_agent_default sprocs which allow you to find out what the default is, but they don't allow you to set it.
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Maggie's Plan Is an Enjoyably Silly Fantasy
Maggie's Plan doesn't quite gel, but it's very enjoyable, and it has a solid emotional core.By David Edelstein
Maggie's Plan doesn't quite gel, but it's very enjoyable, and it has a solid emotional core.By David Edelstein
"More than anything I really want to thank the writers."By Catie L'Heureux
And Julianne Moore!By Karen Brill
Will she get her own umbrella gun?By Jackson McHenry
Cate Blanchett, Saoirse Ronan, and more.By Kat Ward
Gwyneth's influence still abides, apparently.By Véronique Hyland
Plus: Caitlyn Jenner, Courtney Love, Rooney Mara, and more in this week's party round-up.By Stephanie Eckardt
Move over, Amy and Jennifer.By Jada Yuan
Amazon is allegedly close to a deal.By Halle Kiefer
Including Julianne Moore, Carine Roitfeld, and plenty of popcorn.By Stephanie Eckardt
She played "Julianne Moore Acting Attack" on Billy on the Street.By Nate Jones
Departing designer Alber Elbaz is really good at making women look amazing.By Véronique Hyland
A cause does not a movie make.By Bilge Ebiri
Julianne Moore and Ellen Page fight for domestic-partnership benefits.By Nate Jones
They are very excited!!By E. Alex Jung
He's had a busy 2.5 years.By Diana Tsui
Brace your tear ducts.By E. Alex Jung
We went, we touched the feathers, we tell you what you need to know.By Rebecca Ramsey
She "smoked" and gambled on the runway.By Véronique Hyland
Along with Sarah Jessica Parker, Julianne Moore, Janelle Monae, and more.By Erica Schwiegershausen


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Linux is...
...having to decide which of two dozen distributions sucks least for your needs
...following the recommendation to divide your hard drive into seven different partitions, because that's what worked best in 1974
...having to know how much swap space you'll need before you've even installed the operating system
...remembering for the rest of your life that 82 and 83 are the partition IDs for Linux and Linux Swap
...never remembering which is which
...manually configuring your boot-loader to tell the kernel which SCSI driver to load
...borrowing someone else's computer for a day while your entire operating system recompiles itself
...having to find a new hack to make your sound-card work, each time you upgrade
...having to Google to find an X server for your graphics card
...having to recompile your kernel to get it working properly
...having to find a new sound card hack again after you've recompiled your kernel
...doing all the necessary research to find which 802.11g wireless card is currently supported by the kernel, only to find after buying it that they've changed the chipset
...learning that for sound, graphics or network hardware, 'built into the motherboard' generally means 'google to find the dodgy third-party driver'
...having a GUI that looks and feels a decade behind Mac OS X, and at least five years behind Windows
...dismissing all the advances of the last five to ten years as 'pointless eye-candy'
...until somebody posts an ugly hack on Slashdot that makes one (kinda) work in X
...having to research the appropriate mode-lines to get your new monitor working
...knowing what a monitor mode-line is
...realising that the only worthwhile GUI apps for Linux are the cross-platform ones
...convincing yourself that you use 'mutt' because it's better
...convincing yourself that a GUI is just a fancy way to see multiple terminal windows at the same time
...giving up on the GUI entirely, and doing 75% of your computing in one 'screen' session
...copying and pasting a URL into the browser instead of clicking on it
...taking a day off work to get your printer working
...a pixel-by-pixel familiarity with the Redhat postscript printing test page
...coming to accept that most PDFs are going to look shite
...coming to accept that copy-and-paste is mediated by some capricious pixie living inside the machine
...waiting five years for USB support that didn't require recompiling your kernel and hand-configuring the device driver
...knowing you'll have to wait another five years for easy access to whatever replaces USB
...'Linux taking over the desktop' being just a year away... for the last ten years
...learning the significant difference between 'rm -rf foo/*' and 'rm -rf foo /*' at 3am
...learning the significant difference between 'dd if=bootimage of=/dev/fd0' and 'dd if=bootimage of=/dev/hda' at any time of day
...being in awe of system administrators who have managed to recover from either of the above with just a single running copy of emacs
...worshipping uptime like a heathen totem
...being a sysadmin, whether you want to or not
...discovering that the non-free software you have to run will crash randomly because your glibc is one minor version different to what it expects
...reinstalling everything when you discover that the same non-free software that your continued employment depends on only runs reliably on the one Linux distribution you swore you'd never run again
...the feeling that you are there to make life easier for your computer
...thinking 'Tux Racer' is fun
...still thinking Tux Racer is fun, after spending all day hunting down drivers and recompiling your kernel to get hardware 3d acceleration working
...realising that, for end-user applications, innovation is something that happens on other platforms
...waiting for some free software programmer to copy that cool new app from Windows or OS X
...hoping they don't entirely miss the point
...realising that most innovation in Linux is focused on coming up with new, slightly incompatible open source licenses
...a hundred different file formats in /etc
...configuration file formats so bad that the recommended way to build one is to write another configuration file, then run that through a program that generates the real configuration file
...knowing there's a shell command to manage /etc/init.d, but realising the time it would take to find out what it is, is less than it would take to manage things manually
...knowing the shell command for everything, but the value of nothing
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Very nice
...hoping to get a better OS than Windows that looks like OS X, but only to be let down
Most of the issues are outdated.
It's just your personal liking.
I LOVE Debian on my server. Tried to stick to Ubuntu and MacOS X on my desktop but neither worked out. WinXP. Home, sweet home.
So it's all up to you. I find Gnome\MacOS X usability horrible compared to WinXP (don't like Vista either).
Some of the issues are outdated. Many of them are things I still see the Linux users of my acquaintance struggling with on a daily basis. It's a grab bag of things that pissed me off for ten years, and things that are still pissing people off.
And yes, Debian makes an awesome server OS.
its all a question of architecture...and education to see it.
if you want play around stuff, you better buy a mac or something...
It's okay...nobody blames anybody for that, but messing around with something
not really understood is actually... just booring...
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A Very Noel Christmas
Three years of Christmas cards from Walter and Monica Noel.
Yesterday we marveled at the genteel Christmas card Corina Noel Piedrahita, the eldest daughter and business partner of Fairfield Greenwich Group's Walter Noel, now known as the biggest loser in the Madoff scheme, sent to family and friends this holiday season. Corina's brood is, however, just one branch of the family money tree Walter and his wife Monica created, and so we're happy to inform you that today we can show you the Christmas cards the Noel family sent out over the past three years.
Like all Christmas letters that attempt to encapsulate the year, these cards, which we received from an anonymous source, tell you at once everything that happened to the family over this period of time, and yet not enough: We learn that in 2007, both Walter and Corina "stepped back" from the family business, but we don't know why. We hear Alix and Philip Toub moved back from Brazil — and it sounds like the family was disappointed by that decision. But we can't be sure.
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A leisure park in Northamptonshire has been evacuated because of the growing risk of flooding.
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The final workshop on the social protection index (SPI) will serve as the culminating activity of ADB's regional TA on updating and improving the social protection index (ADB TA No. 7601-REG). It will build on the outputs produced from the inception workshop (Seoul, April 2011) and the midterm workshop (Manila, November 2011). Final reports of about 30 country studies will be presented along with the results of the statistical capacity building activities. Significant activities under the TA have been carried out in close partnership with the International Labour Organization (ILO), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), and the OECD Korea Policy Centre.
A round table technical meeting with representatives of national statistics offices is scheduled on 27 June 2012 to discuss the TA's component on capacity building for monitoring social protection programs in Indonesia, the Philippines and Sri Lanka.
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- present the findings of the country SPI reports;
- take stock of the progress achieved at the country/regional level in strengthening social protection systems;
- share experiences of Indonesia, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka in incorporating a social protection module in their household surveys, and their activities to monitor social protection programs;
- develop a plan for further disseminating the SPI to increase its visibility and usability;
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- gather insights and lessons learned in the effort to develop a more reliable index reflecting social protection expenditure, coverage, poverty and gender targeting in Asia and the Pacific.
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Key recommendations to address social protection gaps, priorities and policy options in Asia and the Pacific.
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Milly-la-Foręt Travel Guide: 5 reviews and 5 photos
Milly La Foret! It sounds like the name of a stripper. Actually, it is a charming little town close to Fontainebleau, about 100 km southeast of Paris. Milly is noted for her amazing marketplace, built in 1479. Fans of surrealistic, fantastic art will want to visit "The Cyclops."
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VT's first and only Milly-la-Foręt page! Looks like a nice town?
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After 1500 fun fairs and 25,000 markets it's a minor miracle the wooden Milly La Foret still exists. Vive Royal Largesse
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I love these small French towns. Especially with names that sound like a stripper:)
Wonderful! I didn't know this place. An ideal daytrip from Paris. Thank you.
Very nice page. I used to live not too far from Milly. Did you see the Chapelle St. Blaise which was decorated by Jean Cocteau? It's a MUST :)
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The results of the JOC survey came after Japan cut funding to its judo federation following an investigation into the alleged physical abuse of female athletes found evidence of serious misconduct by coaches.
"We all have to recognise that we must move toward eradicating this (violence)," JOC director Tsuyoshi Fukui said.
"We have to accept that these results from the survey are extremely serious."
The report released at a JOC executive board meeting showed 11.5 per cent, or 206, of the 1,798 athletes who responded to its survey said they had been bullied, Kyodo news agency said.
Of the 1,457 coaches who responded to the survey, 43 said they had been violent in some way towards athletes.
The survey was sent out to 6,909 Olympic designated athletes and coaches in 57 national federations.
JOC President Tsunekazu Takeda said cutting funding to the Japanese judo federation was meant to send a message that violence would not be tolerated.
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A Portland Water Bureau water main installation project will close 100 feet of the westside southbound lane of SW Barbur Boulevard between SW Baird Street and SW 35th Avenue from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday and Monday, June 22, 23 and 27.
Travelers are urged to use alternate routes and are reminded to drive slowly, exercise caution, and follow traffic control signs.
The Portland Water Bureau shares our community's concerns about the recent detections of lead in water in area schools and other facilities. Unfortunately, a private home drinking water treatment company is trying to capitalize on these concerns with inaccurate advertising that may confuse some customers.
The Portland Water Bureau wants to remind our customers that such offers are not associated with the City of Portland, nor does the Portland Water Bureau have any connection with such companies, or any other such home treatment manufacturer.
While some treatment can be an effective method for removing contaminants from water, including lead, it is important for consumers to make informed decisions regarding the water in their homes based upon accurate data and facts
Here are the facts that you need to know:
Our source water meets or surpasses all federal and state drinking water standards. The level of lead in drinking water in the mailing was from 2013, and was the regulatory level found in the most at-risk homes tested under worst case scenario. It is not representative of the potential lead in drinking water found in most homes during normal use.
The main source of lead in water in the Portland area is household plumbing. Lead is rarely found in Portland's source waters, and there are no known lead service lines in the distribution system. Lead solder was commonly used in homes built or plumbed with copper pipes before 1985. Lead can also be found in brass plumbing fixtures and components.
Because lead exposure is localized to the plumbing in high-risk homes and buildings, your home would not necessarily be at risk solely on the basis that your neighbors' home has a high lead detection.
The only way to know if your home plumbing contains lead solder is to test. Free test kits are available by contacting the LeadLine, 503-988-4000 or leadline.org.
The Portland Water Bureau recently released its annual water quality report online. The federally-required report outlines how Portland is continuing to deliver clean and safe drinking water to nearly a million customers.
The Portland Water Bureau mailed a postcard to inform every customer about the availability of the report online. Customers are able to request a paper copy, either online or by phone or by calling the Portland Water Bureau Water Line at 503-823-7525.
From 2013 to 2016, more than 15,000 lead tests were conducted in Multnomah County. Of those, elevated blood lead levels were found in 188 children. No cases were traced to lead in drinking water from any source.
The City Council has adopted the budget for Fiscal Year 2016-17 (July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017).
Next year's budget supports the following Portland Water Bureau priorities:
To support these priorities, Council has approved the following rate adjustment:
The typical residential single-family will experience a 4.45 percent or $4.42 increase per month on their utility bill. Approximately 33 percent of the monthly bill charges will be dedicated to water services while 67 percent is devoted to sewer and stormwater services.
Click here to view the adopted City budget and here to view the Portland Water Bureau budget.
The Dispatch newsletter is published monthly for Water Bureau employees. Developed over 15 years ago, the goal of the newsletter has remained the same - to keep employees informed about relevant internal and external news and information.
The newsletter is notable as it provides information from groups and teams across the bureau, including customer service, engineering, operations, maintenance and construction, finance, resource planning and protection. On average, close to 50 Water Bureau employees are actively involved each month in the newsletter process; this includes contributing, researching, writing, and reviewing articles.
Other 2016 awards winners included the City of Hillsboro, Rainbow Water District, SUEZ, Rockwood Water PUD, Sammamish Plateau Water & Sewer District, City of the Dalles, Lake Oswego-Tigard Water Partnership, and Clark Regional Wastewater District.
It may seem like an obscure crime, but every year the Portland Water Bureau receives calls from customers who report people stealing water from unsuspecting homeowners. Thieves simply help themselves to unlocked hose bibs.
The Water Bureau encourages our water consumers to take a moment to share this information with your neighbors, family, and friends.
Hose bib locks are designed to secure a faucet from unauthorized tampering and water theft. Many locks fit three-quarter inch (¾") garden hose thread faucets and are perfect for securing vacant homes, winterizing, or any time you want to have full control of water use from your hose bib.
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The writer of "Frank Frazetta's Death Dealer" and "Gears of War 2" returns to Image's Frazettaverse to pen "Frank Frazetta's Sorcerer," with art by Josh Medors and Jay Fotos. Ortega talked to us about the project.
Courtesy of our friends at iFanboy, CBR brings you the full hour of Geoff Johns' in-depth interview from Jim Hanley's Universe in New York, where the superstar comics writer was on hand to discuss "The Flash: Rebirth."
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Uncanny X-Men" #508, "Incognito" #3, "Punisher" #4, "The stand: American Nightmare" #1, "Wolverine Noir" #1 and more.
DC Comics' The Source blog has released the complete and colored version of Ivan Reis and Oclair Albert's cover for the first issue of the Green Lantern event book, "Blackest Night."
20th Century Fox has provided CBR News with a selection of new still images from "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," the new Hugh Jackman film based on the Marvel Comics characters.
Starring Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Scarlett Johansson, Mickey Rourke and Samuel L. Jackson, Jon Favreau's "Iron Man 2" began production today for a May 7, 2010 release.
Dark Horse has released images and solicitations for new comics and products on sale in July, 2009, including new issues of "B.P.R.D.," "Buffy," "Aliens," "Creepy," the new Umbrella Academy collection and much more.
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The Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards 2009 slate of nominees have been announced, with Dark Horse earning more than any other publisher, and Comic Book Resources getting a nod for Best Comics Related Periodical/Journalism.
Marvel's new Retailer Resource Center enables retailers to create websites for their stores with up-to-the-minute news, artwork, catalog listings and changes, as well as maps and local happenings.
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Monday June 6th, 2015
I have spent this past week becoming more heavily immersed in the Irish literary culture, and have just come from an excellent play, Shadow of a Gunman by Sean O'Casey, set during the Irish War of Independence. Shadow centers on the mistaken identity of a building tenant who is thought to be an IRA assassin, and though I must confess that I have never spent any great time admiring the performing arts, I was intrigued by the action on stage and have resolved to see another play before I leave Dublin on the 25th.
I have continued to spend my weekends reading and writing in St. Stephen's Green and Phoenix Park, trying to accomplish as much as possible in own work while simultaneously taking the time to appreciate the verdant landscapes. I often read by the pond in St. Stephen's Green and, though I love Dublin, I must admit it is nice to find a place where I am not subjected to the horns of continuous traffic and can instead move at my own, slower, San Diego pace to relax and recuperate after entrenching myself in the bustle of city life for weeks.
Even now that I have acclimated to this new environment and established a daily routine, I still find myself in awe of the fact that I have been lucky enough to travel and work abroad this summer. Traveling in my youth has allowed me to develop a sense of independence and responsibility which I would not have otherwise been able to attain. But now, funnily enough, reality hits, and my parents are arriving in Dublin on a tour, so I will have a chance to have dinner with them once tonight before they head off again to see more of the world. I am greatly looking forward to this reminder of home before I finish my last few weeks working in Dublin. Until next week, Dubliners!
Monday, 29 June 2015
This past weekend I took some time to play tourist and see the Book of Kells and the Long Room of the Trinity College Old Library. Having spent the past semester studying English and Theology at Oxford, this text was of great interest to me for its insular art and historic influence. Attempting to read segments of the text also gave me a chance to refresh my Latin! Delectabilis esset. I was fascinated by the busts of so many great western writers and philosophers which lined the walls, and particularly the sculpture of Johnathan Swift, as I now find myself reading Gulliver's Travels in pursuit of a closer connection to, and deeper familiarization with, more Irish writers.
Standing in the Trinity College Old Library Long Room
On Wednesday I led a field trip with my co-worker to hike Bray Head with a group of study abroad students from Cuthbertson High School, North Carolina. Since arriving in Dublin three weeks ago I had not yet left the city, and was excited to get some fresh air and exercise. The hike was picturesque, as we were once again treated to better weather than we had the right to hope for. Though I was wearing the wrong clothes (business casual, stupidly) the hike proved relatively easy as we reached the summit within an hour of our journey beginning.
The view from the top of Bray Head
After the hike I decided to lay low for the next few days and rededicate myself to appreciating that quiet beauty which Dublin has to offer. I often wrote in my journal by the ponds at UCD and St. Stephen's Green, the latter being my favorite area in Dublin to date. My girlfriend Nikki and I each study literature, and have challenged each other to write every day. She bought me a journal while we were in Italy months ago, and I am happy to have the chance to put it to use in such a distinguished literary city. Though I haven't had the chance to attend a Joyce reading at Sweny's just yet it is on my list, and I plan on seeing to it shortly. For now, I am simply happy to enjoy my acclimation to city life. Until next week, Dubliners!
Writing in my journal at a pond in University College Dublin
Friday, 19 June 2015
As my second week in Dublin draws to a close I have come to familiarize myself more intimately with the Irish culture by participating in Bloomsday festivities, touring Dublin Castle, and wandering throughout the city at my leisure. I have avoided Temple Bar on my nights out, much to the approval of those Dubliners who are curious as to how I spend my time, and have instead explored several lesser known pubs in the surrounding area with my roommates in search of a more authentically Irish experience.
Walking the grounds at Trinity College
I am currently living in student housing at UCD, though I am working at American College Dublin until the end of the summer semester. On my morning commute I pass by a pond in the middle of campus where I read on my days off and, after exiting the bus near Merrion square, walk down past the nearby park and cross the street to the college. For such a large city Dublin feels remarkably structured, though not necessarily in the gridded sense one might relate to New York, in which buildings can appear maze-like and overwhelming. Rather, I feel Dublin has found a unique balance in the space of its wide-set streets and the generally friendly disposition of its populace which lends the Irish air an enigmatic charm.
Reading in Merrion Square Park
The stark juxtaposition of greying concrete structures alongside verdant parks and the rolling hills beyond strikes me as an attraction to the city in itself. The Irish culture within Dublin is unique in its own right, and what excites me most is how proud and acutely aware the Dubliners appear of their history, both political and literary. I stumbled into Sweny's pharmacy today to explore the Joyce memorabilia and walked in on a public of reading of Joyce's Dubliners. A woman greeted me at the door and invited me to sit and read with them, though I was on my lunch break and had not budgeted the time for any long digression away from my path back to the American College. I promised to return next week, and indeed I shall!
Until then, Dubliners. I'll let you know how it goes!
Attending a Joyce reading inside of Sweny's Pharmacy
Brandon Reiter
Friday, 12 June 2015
I have come to Dublin this summer 2015 having spent the spring studying abroad at St. Clare's College and Blackfriars Hall at the University of Oxford. I am here working as an administrative intern at American College Dublin, and while this is not my first experience abroad, I am still surprised by how 'at home' I feel in Dublin. Since my arrival the weather has cooperated to give me several sunny days, which I have taken advantage of to explore the city and its unique culture.
The Dubliners I've had the pleasure of meeting thus far have welcomed me with open arms. I suppose this is why the best free thing to do in Europe, according to the Sydney Morning Herald, is to have a pint with a Dubliner. I'm a California native, but even still, Dublin is the friendliest city I've encountered in my travels to date.
At my home institution, the University of San Diego, I study English literature and creative writing, so you can imagine my excitement at being able to come work at a college based in Oscar Wilde's childhood home. Dublin has a fascinating literary history which involves my favorite novel, James Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, and I'm glad to have arrived in Dublin just before Bloomsday! Even as I write this a small parade of cyclists in Edwardian dress have come by the college in an early parade celebrating Bloomsday! Though I have only been in Dublin for a week I am loving this experience and am excited for the coming months. Until next week, Dubliners!


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Buffalo's popular Viva Vivaldi Festival has two Sundays to go in its 35th anniversary season. And festive Sundays they are, as the Ars Nova Musicians and their music director, Marylouise Nanna, continue to bring some of the best talent around to the city's most beautiful churches. This year, Maestra Nanna is presenting "The Four Seasons," one season per concert.
Sunday's concert, featuring autumn, is at Westminster Presbyterian Church (724 Delaware Ave.). The final concert, featuring winter, takes place Nov. 24 at First Presbyterian Church (1 Symphony Circle), across from Kleinhans Music Hall.
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While he and James Harden were teammates at Artesia High (Calif.) and then at Arizona State, all Glasser had to do was set up his good friend with the ball.
Sometimes it would come back and he would benefit, like when he scored a career-best 22 points in an NCAA tournament first-round win over Temple last season.
Sometimes it would not, which was just fine too, since Harden was a prolific scorer last season (20.1 points a game). So was teammate Jeff Pendergraph (14.5 ppg) inside.
But Harden left for the NBA after two seasons, picked by Oklahoma City with the No. 3 pick. And Pendergraph, a senior, was plucked by the Sacramento Kings (and then dealt to Portland) with the first pick of the second round.
Suddenly, the upstart Sun Devils which should have made the NCAA tournament in 2008 and then finally did in 2009, were in a rebuilding mode with Glasser as the lone leader left.
Glasser phoned his friend Harden to see how he should handle this attention.
"I knew I was going to be the guy on the team that had to do this and do that for us to have a chance," Glasser said. "I asked James how did he deal with that? I've never had anybody put pressure on me. Everybody else had the pressure. I was the guy who sneaked around and does the other things."
Glasser knows from the opening game the opposing coach will focus their scout on what to do with him. So Glasser improved his ballhandling, spending the summer working against quicker players and trying to get past them to the basket.
Rick Scuteri/US PresswireGlasser will be the unquestioned leader of ASU this season.
But is that really what Glasser must do this season for Arizona State to have a chance at a postseason berth?
"Derek is at his best when he sets the table for other people," ASU coach Herb Sendek said. "He's a true point guard in every sense of the word. Simply because James and Jeff aren't here, that doesn't mean he gets away from who he really is. He's a true point guard.
"It wouldn't be in the best interest of our team for him to reinvent himself. He's a good player at what he does best."
But it is unquestionably a different feel for Glasser this season.
"It has definitely been different for me without James being around and Jeff for that matter," Glasser said. "I've had to adjust my mindset."
Glasser said the ball was in his hands a lot more throughout the preseason. A year ago, he would just feed off Harden penetrating and get a reverse pass for an open 3-pointer. Now he will have to create more on his own.
"We're a team in transition," Sendek said. "We lost the third pick in the draft and two players to the NBA. Everybody has Washington and Cal atop [the Pac-10], but there's an awful lot of parity in the conference after that. We'll change our offensive approach. The last two years it started and ended with James and Jeff. There was a lot of two-man stuff. Clearly, those guys were our primary option and everyone else fed off what they created. This offense will be much more about equal opportunity."
In theory, that's right. But the preseason hasn't been kind to Sendek's plan. A knee injury to junior guard Ty Abbott put him on the sideline during the preseasoan. Sendek is hoping Abbott (7.1 ppg) can return later this month. But without him, the perimeter has been a bit thinner with Glasser (8.8, 4.8 apg), sharp-shooter Rihards Kuksiks (93 3s last season) and Jamelle McMillan (4.8 ppg) as the primary perimeter players. Freshman Victor Rudd, who was expected to help inside, hasn't been cleared to compete yet. Senior Eric Boateng will be counted on heavily to produce inside.
Glasser said freshmen Trent Lockett and Demetrius Walker have benefited from Abbott's injury, getting more reps with the first team during practice on the perimeter.
Last weekend, the Sun Devils scrimmaged at Texas Tech.
"It was good because they were really aggressive on the ball and play defense like Washington," Glasser said. "It was good for our young guys to have pressure and for our big guys like Eric to get them ready."
Despite the huge losses for this team, the Sun Devils were granted an immense amount of respect by being picked seventh in the Pac-10. Washington State returns Klay Thompson and DeAngelo Casto, two of the better players at their respective positions. Yet, the Cougars were selected behind ASU, possibly because of the coaching change from Tony Bennett to Ken Bone. Even USC, which was gutted with the departure of Tim Floyd and a recruiting class that was wrecked, could make the argument to be in line with the Sun Devils. The Trojans were instead picked ninth.
"We have experience at guard and I think the big thing is that we learned how to win last season, when to take the big shots," Glasser said. "We have talent. Once we learn to play together, we'll be just fine."
Glasser said the Sun Devils' zone will keep them in games, too. He said that after Cal and Washington, the wide-open Pac-10 invites rebuilding teams like the Sun Devils to move up in the standings.
• Oregon coach Ernie Kent said he couldn't be more pleased with the progress of his squad. The Ducks won just two Pac-10 games last season, Kent's worst in Eugene.
But that should change dramatically with the experience of younger players like sophomore guard Malcolm Armstead, Matthew Humphrey and Michael Dunigan, the arrival of freshmen Jamil Wilson (who led the Ducks with 17 points in an exhibition Sunday) and E.J. Singler (brother of Kyle) and an infusion on the staff from assistant Mike Dunlap, who was essentially like a co-head coach with Russ Pennell during the interim season a year ago at Arizona.
"We have a chance to be really, really good," said Kent, who has guided the Ducks to two Elite Eights in his 12-year tenure. "It all centers around confidence. We have size, athleticism, and good leadership."
Kent said Dunlap has already helped with his knowledge of the game. But the Ducks aren't going to change. They're going to run and press. A lot of that will hinge on senior point guard Tajuan Porter, who thrived two seasons ago when he was with Aaron Brooks as a complimentary player. He struggled last season when the onus was on him to produce alone. Now he's got more help and he was much more of a distributor than scorer in the exhibition.
"This is TP's basketball team," Kent said. "He's by far our best player. This is his team and he's pushing us at a relentless pace. What he did was change his body and made himself stronger."
A new strength and conditioning program is another reason Kent is high on his Ducks. He said their stamina, strength, quickness and overall condition has all improved.
This is a team that can score, but the question will be can it defend and rebound well enough to make an NCAA run? The Ducks were picked to finish sixth in the Pac-10, which would be an NIT range this season. The difference though could be the 6-7 Wilson, a Wisconsin native who was coveted by Michigan State and Texas.
"He's as talented as anyone [I've coached]," Kent said. "His feel for the game is along the lines of [former Duck and NBA first-round pick] Fred Jones. He's a great athlete and an all-American volleyball player. He's a great athlete with running and jumping ability. His work ethic is really picking up."
Kent's effusive praise for his freshmen doesn't stop at Wilson. He said Singler has had the smoothest transition of any freshman he has seen in college basketball.
• Arizona State media relations director Doug Tammaro is one of the best in the biz at compiling stats. He offers up this one on Sendek's coaching tree. He leads the country with former assistants who are currently head coaches:
Herb Sendek, Arizona State (8)
Jim Christian, TCU
Charlie Coles, Miami (Ohio)
John Groce, Ohio
Larry Hunter, Western Carolina
Ron Hunter, IUPUI
Thad Matta, Ohio State
Sean Miller, Arizona
Mark Phelps, Drake
Rick Pitino, Louisville (7)
Mick Cronin, Cincinnati
Billy Donovan, Florida
Sean Kearney, Holy Cross
Marvin Menzies, New Mexico State
Herb Sendek, Arizona State
Tubby Smith, Minnesota
Kevin Willard, Iona
Mike Montgomery, California (7)
Jeff Jackson, Furman
Trent Johnson, LSU
Ernie Kent, Oregon
Stew Morill, Utah State
Eric Reveno, Portland
Blaine Taylor, Old Dominion
Wayne Tinkle, Montana
Jim Calhoun, Connecticut (6)
Howie Dickenman, Central Connecticut State
Karl Hobbs, George Washington
Glen Miller, Pennsylvania
Tom Moore, Quinnipiac
Steve Pikiell, Stony Brook
Ted Woodward, Maine
Ben Braun, Rice (5)
Keith Dambrot, Akron
George Nessman, San Jose State
Joe Pasternack, New Orleans
Charles E. Ramsey, Eastern Michigan
Gary Waters, Cleveland State
Tom Izzo, Michigan State (5)
Jim Boylen, Utah
Tom Crean, Indiana
Brian Gregory, Dayton
Stan Heath, South Florida
Doug Wojcik, Tulsa
Stew Morrill, Utah State (5)
Don Verlin, Idaho
Randy Rahe, Weber State
Blaine Taylor, Old Dominion
Terry Dunn, Dartmouth
Jeff Jackson, Furman
Jay Wright, Villanova (5)
Patrick Chambers, Boston U.
Fred Hill, Rutgers
Joe Jones, Columbia
Billy Lange, Navy
Tom Pecora, Hofstra
• Texas Rick Barnes went with Varez Ward at the point during his team's scrimmage with Davidson last weekend. That's no easy choice with Dogus Balbay and Florida transfer Jai Lucas (eligible in mid-December) also around. Freshman Avery Bradley is a lock for shooting guard, with Justin Mason next to him and Damion James and Dexter Pittman inside. But that leaves quite a loaded bench with Gary Johnson and freshman Jordan Hamilton first off for forwards and then J'Covan Brown ready to play on the perimeter.
Davidson coach Bob McKillop was thoroughly impressed with the Longhorns: "It's very clear that Rick Barnes spends more time making players than recruiting players. He teaches them. He coaches them and it shows. They get better. When his rookies fully grasp the system, they will be very, very difficult to beat."


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Christ Church Cathedral to fund its transitional "cardboard''
The ongoing legal saga surrounding the damaged 132-year-old
Christchurch landmark building's future has returned to court
In 2012, the High Court ruled that the Anglican church was
entitled to deconstruct the building, but only if a new one -
and not necessarily a replica - was built on the same
Cathedral Square site.
The Great Christchurch Buildings Trust (GCBT), fronted by
former MPs Jim Anderton and Philip Burdon, challenged the
decision in the Court of Appeal, which last year upheld the
High Court's findings.
And last December, the Supreme Court dismissed a further
appeal against its deconstruction.
Cathedral custodians, the Church Property Trustees (CPT),
last year released three design options for a future
It included full restoration costing; a timber replacement,
or contemporary design , which the church said it preferred.
A defended hearing is going ahead before Justice Graham
Panckhurst at the High Court in Christchurch today.
CPT made an application to discharge a stay of demolition.
The move would allow them to start deconstructing the
cathedral to a "safe'' height of two to three metres.
"It's time to move on,'' CPT lawyer Jeremy Johnson said
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12-18 months to complete.
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budget as they embark on such a lengthy and complex
situation, Mr Johnson said.
The GCBT's attempts to continue fighting the deconstruction
was "not appropriate'', the court heard.
And today, the CPT admitted it "made a mistake'' in using a
$4 million insurance payout to start construction of the
church's temporary cardboard cathedral on another site.
In 2012, the High Court questioned the legality of the move.
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and, after taking directions from the court, have
subsequently found the money to build the cardboard
cathedral, which is now complete, from elsewhere.
They had also reallocated the $4 million of insurance funds,
plus $250,000 of interest, to other general purpose funds.
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"inappropriate, unhelpful, and untrue'', Mr Johnson said.
"The decision CPT made was on the basis of full insurance
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The cathedral, designed by English Gothic designer George
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It withstood violent earthquakes in 1881, 1888, 1922, 1901
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One thing I could not understand was the award for
architecture, given that - unless the person who told me was
misinformed - the structure built as designed leaked, and it
then had to be covered by a kind of greenhouse plastic. Could
be a rumour....
I got the impression that certain high-placed individuals,
now that the real Cathedral was so badly damaged, were
overcome by the desire, common in high-placed individuals, to
create a monument to their time in power. The quicker a
temporary replacement could be erected then the remains of
the real Cathedral smashed beyond repair, the better. No
argument to the contrary would be tolerated, no matter how
much it cost to achieve the desired monument. There appeared
to be little understanding of the significance of the
Cathedral, an assumption that a shiny modern one would be
accepted and in short order replace the old in the hearts of
the people of Christchurch.
The truth is different. People who were not Anglicans, not
Christians, people who couldn't even muster enough interest
in religion to oppose it as atheists, felt attachment to the
Cathedral because it was there, it was grand and old and had
always been there, as long as they and their parents and
their grandparents remembered. It was a landmark, the rest of
the city centre was described in relation to it, in the
background of friends' photographs it announced the "where"
more precisely than car regos and clothes revealed "when".
By the time everyone is re-settled the Anglicans will have
formed allegiances to other church buildings and their
congregations. Curiosity aside, will there be a pull to bring
them to a new cathedral, one that has no place in their
personal history? Will there be any actual point to
replacement of the cardboard "temporary" cathedral with a
much more expensive permanent one?
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This year we are getting better acquainted with the WPTZ NewsChannel 5 Team. Here are 28 things you may not know about Dr. Lewis First of WPTZ-NewsChannel 5's "First With Kids".
28 things you may not know about Dr. Lewis First
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