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AMT Day Passes House!
On April 30, HRES #444 was introduced in Congress and approved by a voice vote!
Yesterday in Congress HRES #444 was introduced and approved by a voice vote! On Monday Ken MacTiernan will meet with Congressman Bob Filner along with Maryanne DeMarco to personnally thank Congressman Filner for introducing the National AMT Day Resolution on behalf of the Aircraft Maintenance Technicians Association (AMTA) and all AMTs.
"I wish to thank everyone who called their Congressman for their support in voting for this important resolution," MacTiernan said. "Next will be our efforts to have the Senate introduce their version of a National AMT Day Resolution. I will keep everyone appraised of the status on this endeavor."
H. Res. 444:
supporting the goals and ideals of National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day, honoring the invaluable contributions of Charles Edward Taylor, regarded as the father of aviation maintenance, and recognizing the essential role of aviation maintenance technicians in ensuring the safety and security of civil and military aircraft.
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I just received good news from AMTA director and AMTSociety board member Ken MacTiernan. He shares that we are closer than ever to getting a national AMT Day resolution passed by the U.S. Congress...


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Russians drill into Lake Vostok, begin search for life under Antartica's surface:
Russian researchers reported Wednesday that they had reached Lake Vostok, which is located in the central part of Atartica, approximately 800 miles East of the South Pole. This ancient freshwater lake was buried under 12,365 feet of ice, and is believed to have been cut off from the atmosphere for at least 14 million years - a pristine body of water untouched by light or wind. They want to know what type of microbial life — bacteria too small to see — might exist there.
If scientists find these tiny germs in Lake Vostok, it bolsters already strong hope that elsewhere in our solar system, life also might exist where once it didn't seem possible.


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A Journal of Captain Cook's Last Voyage to the Pacific Ocean, and in Quest of a North-West Passage Between Asia & America, Performed in the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, and 1779
The American explorer and adventurer John Ledyard was born in Groton, Connecticut, in 1751. After studying briefly at Dartmouth College, he went to sea as a common sailor. He was forced to join the British Navy, and from June 1776 to October 1780 was a marine on Captain James Cook's third voyage to the Pacific. This book recounts his observations of Alaska, Kamchatka, southern China, and the islands of the South Pacific. Ledyard later conceived of a plan to cross Russia, continue across the Bering Strait to Alaska, and ...
A New, Authentic, and Complete Collection of Voyages Round the World: Undertaken and Performed by Royal Authority, Containing a New, Authentic, Entertaining, Instructive, Full, and Complete Historical Account of Captain Cook's First, Second, Third, and Last Voyages, Undertaken by Order of His Present Majesty
This compilation of British navigators' accounts of their voyages around the world covers the famous voyages of Sir Francis Drake and Captain James Cook, as well as expeditions by George Anson, John Byron, Samuel Wallis and Philip Carteret, and Constantine Phipps (Lord Mulgrave). In 1740-44, Anson led a three-year-and-nine-month mission that raided Spanish commerce off the coast of Peru before returning to England via the Cape of Good Hope. Byron made a voyage in 1764-65, during which he discovered the Islands of Disappointment (in present-day French Polynesia) and several smaller ...


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Bugzilla 3.2 Has Oracle Linkup and Better Services
The Bugzilla project has released its version 3.2. Next to Oracle support it has many new improvements to its services
The new release of Bugzilla is the first to use an Oracle database, albeit in an experimental stage, according to the developers' status report. The open source databases MySQL and PostgreSQL are still the preferred mechanisms, although die-hard Oracle users can begin applying their favorite DBMS. Oracle has already put development time into the integration effort. But the Oracle linkup is not without its faults, warns the Bugzilla project.
To improve its user interface, the Mozilla folks instituted a Bugzilla interface team, or Bugzilla:UE. Part of their support comes from the Human-Computer Interaction department at NASA, one of Bugzilla's showcase users along with Red Hat and Facebook.
The bug editing page, show_bug.cgi, now provides one-step modifications of error statuses and their values. It includes new custom fields for free text, multiple selection and date/time display. You can also customize the status lists, transition between them, and require comments for certain status transitions.
Bugzilla 3.2 also has better UTF-8 multi-byte language support. From an appearance angle, the UI has a new, colorful default skin, called "Dusk." Installation should also be easier due to a perl script called install-module.pl that automatically downloads from the Web into the Bugzilla directory, hence leaving your perl directory untouched. The new release has perl v5.8.1 as its minimum requirement, with a number of new perl modules activated. The Bugzilla release notes include further details.
The Bugzilla team sees 3.2 as the first step in the direction 4.0. Its roadmap describes the path to the next major release, including tasks to clean up version branching and integrate OpenID.
The release of 3.2 ends support for the 2.2 branch, for which all bug fixes and security updates will be suspended. Bugzilla admins are encouraged to upgrade. Bugzilla is a project of the Mozilla Foundation that falls under the Mozilla Public License (MPL) and is ready for download. The code is available as tarball or CVS checkout and has a number of localized templates. The Bugzilla team provides a demo installation.
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Coverity: Open Source Code has Fewer Defects
Annual code quality report shows FOSS is more secure at all project size levels.
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The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced an even smaller version of the tiny computer that will fit into a DIMM slot.
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A new class of problems lets a malicious app pre-configure an invisible privilege update.
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New Hack language adds static typing and other conveniences.
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New crypto policy system will offer easier configuration and more uniform security.
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Ubuntu founder denounces insecurity in proprietary, close-source software blobs.
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Anyone on here watching this show ?
Started by ART VAN DELAY, Oct 27 2010 10:45 AM
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Posted 28 October 2010 - 01:28 AM
Yes, I love this show. It's quirky and fun and pretty darn real.
Posted 28 October 2010 - 08:52 AM
I agree I guess that is why I like it
Posted 31 October 2010 - 10:57 AM
Yes, I love this show. It's quirky and fun and pretty darn real.
I agree. I loved the scenes between Lauren Graham and Meg Whitman on the last show. Meg's portrayal of a teenage daughter who loves her mother but needs to break from her were terrific. So, of course, it has low ratings and probably won't last but that's the fate of most shows I like.
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I am glad that Lauren Graham is on this show
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Kanagawa Akita JPN Based MXI Corp Ambassador & G3 Development Owner Visited Strategic Alaska to Introduce Lucrative SEO Recruiting in Nakhon Pathom Chiang Mai
Kanagawa Akita JPN Based MXI Corp Ambassador & G3 Development Entrepreneurial Owner Adam Paul Green visited Strategic Alaska to Introduce Lucrative $50,000 SEO Recruiting Incentive for International Network Builders in Nakhon Pathom Chiang Mai
Utah (I-Newswire) May 23, 2013 - As the category creator and world leader in healthy chocolate, the true vision of Xoƒ§ai is to transform and improve individual lives worldwide through its exclusive and healthy chocolate products. One such unique element is XoVita™, a proprietary high-antioxidant blend of cacao, aƒ§aƒ berries and blueberries, an ingredient combination exclusive to Xoƒ§ai. This proprietary and exclusive high-antioxidant blend is utilized in all of Xoƒ§ai products and provides a wide-ranging class of nutrients, vitamins and health benefits. XoVita™ consistently contributes to the findings that all of Xocai's products contain the highest ORAC (antioxidant-measuring test) and flavonoid rich products available today. (mxicorp.com/xovita/)
This press release addresses the recent updates announced by Adam Paul Green as top Executive for G3 Development. During his formative years, Adam Paul Green worked for his entrepreneurial father learning managerial skills, venture capitalism, sales and negotiation techniques in addition to international business finance, investing and entrepreneurialism. To learn more about the $50,000 Social Media network builder giveaway, please contact Adam green directly: adam(at)AdamPaulGreen(dot)com
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Facing the onslaught of unhealthy snack options, Xoƒ§aƒ has created the unthinkable, a delicious, antioxidant-rich Peanut Butter Cup that will satisfy any sweet tooth. Made with all-natural ingredients, the Xoƒ§aƒ Peanut Butter Cup is the perfect low-calorie snack for a responsible, healthful diet. • Xoƒ§aƒ's proprietary XoVita, a high-antioxidant blend of cacao, acai and blueberries • All-natural peanut butter • Contains inulin, a versatile, diabetic-friendly fiber • Premium-grade whey protein provides longer sense of satiety and satisfaction • All natural cocoa butter.
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Amazingly, chocolate appears to be a perfect vehicle for helping probiotic organisms reach their destination. As a result, Xoƒ§aƒ has developed XoBiotic Squares, the first healthy dark chocolate product that also contains functional levels of probiotic organisms. These probiotics help create optimal floral balance in the intestinal tract and are necessary for optimal digestion, nutrient absorption and immune function. • Xoƒ§aƒ's industry-leading healthy chocolate • 1 billion organisms of Lactobacillus helveticus and Bifidobacterium longum • 1 Xoƒ§aƒ's proprietary XoVita, a high-antioxidant blend of cacao, acai and blueberries • Antioxidant-rich, high in flavanols.
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Amazingly, chocolate appears to be a perfect vehicle for helping probiotic organisms reach their destination. As a result, Xoƒ§aƒ has developed XoBiotic Squares, the first healthy dark chocolate product that also contains functional levels of probiotic organisms. These probiotics help create optimal floral balance in the intestinal tract and are necessary for optimal digestion, nutriet absorption and immune function. This Variety Pack includes approximately a one-week supply of each of our best-selling, Healthy Chocolate products: Xoƒ§ai® Nuggets, X Power Squares™, Omega Squares™, and XoBiotic Squares™. Each of these products have been formulated to provide a significant amount of antioxidants from their exclusive blend of cold-pressed cacao and freeze-dried aƒ§aƒ berries without the refined sugars and unhealthy fats, fillers and preservatives found in most other chocolates.
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Xoƒ§aƒ® Activ™ combines the wonderful flavors of unprocessed cacao, aƒ§ai berries, blueberries and concord grapes, leaving a decadent and smooth "dark-chocolate" taste. Activ™ is ideal for the purist, as it has been formulated with no added colors, no artificial flavors, and no preservatives. It's also terrific for those with an energetic and active lifestyle. To top it off, the antioxidant score of Activ™ is an impressive 4,275/oz on the ORACfn scale. • Xoƒ§aƒ®'s antioxidant rich, cold-processed cacao • Features Xoƒ§aƒ®'s proprietary XoVita™, a high-antioxidant blend of cacao, acai and blueberries • No artificial flavors, colors, preservatives or added caffeine • Sweetened with crystalline fructose, a low-glycemic sweetener.
X Protein Meal™ Shake, which boasts an amazing Total ORACfn score of over 50,000 per serving, can significantly boost the antioxidant (ORACfn) intake-and help people lose weight at the same time! Eating a 50,000 Total ORACfn diet every day is easy. People can do it by following the suggestions for high-antioxidant foods, and especially by incorporating the X Protein Meal™ Shake into their daily diet. It's super high in antioxidants, and is proven to help lose pounds, boost energy and make a body feel great. • Features Xoƒ§ai®'s industry-leading antioxidant-rich healthy chocolate • Xoƒ§ai®'s proprietary XoVita™, a high-antioxidant blend of cacao, acai and blueberries • Uses the highest-certified whey protein isolate for maximum benefits • Natural cocoa butter; no added fats • Delivers 19 amino acids and 25 vitamins and minerals.
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The Xoƒ§aƒ X Power Squares use cacao that is blanched, unfermented, sun-dried, non-roasted and cold-pressed, which means it boasts eight times the levels of epicatechins and catechins, and four times the levels of procyanidins than cacao produced with standard processing. X Power Squares are loaded with antioxidants and have an unparalleled ORACfn Value of 16,488 per 6g Square. • Xoƒ§aƒ's industry-leading healthy chocolate • Xoƒ§aƒ's proprietary XoVita, a high-antioxidant blend of cacao, acai and blueberries • Contains antioxidant powerhouses acai and blueberries • Loaded with epicatechins and flavanols
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It's no secret that the North American diet is almost entirely deficient in omega-3 fatty acids. The deficiency of omega-3 fats in the North American diet is so severe that it has been linked to an extensive list of health-related problems cited in over 2,000 scientific studies. Omega-3's are essential for the body, meaning they must be obtained through the diet. In fact, the National Institutes of Health recommends that an individual consume at least 220 mg/day of DHA, the most crucial omega-3 fats. The good news is that the Xoƒ§aƒ Omega Squares provide a minimum of 200 mg of DHA and EPA per three-Square serving. The Squares are an excellent source of omega-3 fats, and promote the necessary balance of essential fatty acids through the unique blend of aƒ§ai berry, flaxseed and a patented, plant-based omega-3 fat.
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The wonderfully exotic flavors of premiere-quality cacao combined with aƒ§aƒ and blueberry make this Xocai's most popular product. Each 12-gram Xoƒ§aƒ Nugget is made with premiere-grade dark, Belgian Chocolate, providing an ORACfn value of 75,456 per serving-an extremely high score compared to other available chocolates. • Xoƒ§aƒ's proprietary cold-processed chocolate. • Xoƒ§aƒ's proprietary XoVita, a high-antioxidant blend of cacao, acai and blueberries. • Raw cane juice crystals with only one-third the sugar/calorie load. • Natural cocoa butter. • No added fats, artificial colors or preservatives.
Benefits include: • Superior antioxidant profile/ORACfn score • Helps protect the cardiovascular system, brain and other body systems • Provides superior antioxidant protection. Allergy Information: • Gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan friendly. • All natural "clean" product-no artificial colors, artificial flavors, or preservatives. • Diabetic-friendly and low-glycemic.
About MXI Corp: Established in 2005, Marketing Xocolate International Corporation (MXI-Corp) is the world leader in great tasting, healthy, dark, chocolate products. MXI Corp was founded upon the same solid foundation that the Brooks' family used to build their enormous Pure Delite Low Carb Chocolate company (circa 2000) which had retail sales in Wal-Mart, 7-Eleven, Rite-Aid and Walgreen's of over $300,000,000. All MXI products are focused on potent doses of delicious, antioxidant-rich Belgian cacao. MXI-Corp believes that the high levels of natural antioxidants and Polyphenols that are found in its cacao can provide a viable solution to individual nutritional needs. The Xoƒ§ai™ (sho-sigh) line, which currently includes nine products, is manufactured utilizing a cold-press process, which preserves the nutritional values of the company's proprietary blends of vitamins and minerals. MXI is recognized as the category creator and world leader in healthy chocolate. The vision of Xoƒ§ai is to transform and improve individual lives worldwide through its unique chocolate products. One unique element of the company's formulations is their proprietary high-antioxidant blend of cacao, aƒ§aƒ and blueberries, called XoVita™. The Xovita ingredient combination is exclusive to Xoƒ§ai. Nevada-based MXI-Corp is a privately held company. Xoƒ§ai's nine chocolate products have the highest ORAC (antioxidant-measuring test) and flavonoid rich products available on the market. The Brooks family, owners and operators of MXI-Corp, have total combined chocolate sales of more than $1 billion. MXI Corp is now operating internationally in 41 countries.
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During his formative years, Adam Paul Green worked for his entrepreneurial father learning manageria More..l skills, venture capitalism, sales and negotiation techniques in addition to international business finance, investing and entrepreneurialism.
Mr. Green is an entrepreneur. Not only has Adam had the privilege of working with and for Fortune 100 companies, he's also learned from the best international business minds in the world; which is a distinct honor for him. Since 2000, Mr. Green has been involved in the Health and Wellness Industry as a successful Entrepreneur, Product Developer and Manufacturer of Anti-Aging Skin Care and Juice Products (www.AdamPaulGreen.com). During his career, Adam has helped the most recognizable retail businesses and the dozens of the top 200 Network Marketing companies obtain incredible success through innovative Product Development and Customized Manufacturing. Adam's lifetime sales are over $183,000,000.
Adam takes action. In April of 2005, Adam and his wife Melannie met the Brooks family, discovered a chocolate that was healthy, caught the business vision and joined the company as one of the founders of the revolution! In the space of just a few years, they have seen the growth of this fantastic company from its "grass roots" infancy to the multi-million dollar powerhouse it is today. The Green's can only describe it as, "Unbelievable" (www.YouTube.com/user/AdamPaulGreen). Although neither Adam nor Melannie had been a distributor for another Network Marketing Company that did not stop them from believing that they would succeed; they took immediate action! (www.MyChocolatePod.com) They are one of the original 11 distributors to hear the very first Xocai presentation and are ruthlessly committed to making sure everyone has a positive experience with Xocai.
Melannie wants everyone to know, "If we can do it, so can you. Get committed. Get going!"
Adam is a leader. Adam and Melannie were the second distributorship to reach the level of "Xocai Ambassador" and are the 3rd highest money earners in company history. Just this year, Adam and Melannie became Xocai's 2nd highest monthly income earners and they are proud of their team for helping them reach this massive achievement. You can find Adam supporting and training team members every day at www.ChocolateMeeting.com or simply reach out to him by clicking here: www.AdamPaulGreen.com/Partnership.
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Camp Joint VentureSM,sponsored by Children's Hospital of Georgia, is an overnight summer camp for children between the ages of six to 18 who have been diagnosed with juvenile arthritis and related diseases. The goal of camp is to provide children and adolescents with rheumatic disease the opportunity to participate in normal childhood activities in a summer camp setting. It also provides parents a break from caring for a child with chronic illness. They can be assured their child is safe, cared for and having fun in a safe environment.
At Camp Joint Venture, the main focus is taken off the child's medical needs, and placed instead on the psychosocial and developmental needs. Campers are offered the excitement and fun of traditional summer camp activities. They are also offered the unique advantage of being in an environment cared for by staff that are responsive to their special medical needs. Campers enjoy a week packed full of fun and adventure while learning that they are not alone in their fight against rheumatic disease.
Camp Joint Venture was started in 2002 by a pediatric rheumatology nurse and physician. Children treated at the Children's Hospital of Georgia for rheumatic disease are invited to attend camp free of charge. Camp Joint Venture is held at the beautiful facilities of Camp Will-A-Way in Winder, Georgia. Camp Twin Lakes gives children a deeper understanding of nature and allows them to share the joys of an outdoor setting that is comfortable and secure. Campers are encouraged to explore a variety of interests and activities including swimming, arts and crafts, archery, boating, biking and a multitude of sports activities.
For more information, contact Camp Director, Katie Lawhead, at 706-721-4392 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Camp Joint Venture is an opportunity for children to create memories that will last a lifetime. Most importantly, it is a time for kids to just be kids!


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|December 1, 2004 · Volume 3, Issue 23
|A bi-weekly e-news memo with information, updates, and results from OSHA about safety and health in America's workplaces.
|NOTICE: This is an OSHA Archive Document, and may no longer represent OSHA Policy. It is presented here as historical content, for research and review purposes only.
In This Issue
OSHA Administrator Announces Successful Year for Enforcement
Ergonomics Committee Presents Recommendations to OSHA
NACOSH Meeting Scheduled for Dec. 8 in Washington
OSHA Proposes Update on Agency Standards that refer to National Consensus Standards
Federal Agency Recordkeeping Rule Published
OSHA's New Hampshire Office Participates in Ergonomics Workshop
New Alliances Focus on Machine Automation Industry, Colorado Safety Association
VPP Recognition Granted to Wisconsin Company
Consultation Program Offers Free On-Site Safety and Health Services
OSHA's Dallas Region Makes Office Moves
Voluntary Protection Programs Activity
OSHA Administrator Announces Successful Year for Enforcement
John Henshaw, assistant secretary of labor for occupational safety and health, said Nov. 18 that OSHA's enforcement program for FY 2004 proved strong and effective, revealing an agency inspection goal that was exceeded, plus an increase in total violations. Henshaw released the 2004 enforcement statistics during an OSHA press conference, saying the data affirms that "OSHA's balanced approach to workplace safety and health includes strong, fair and effective enforcement programs." OSHA cited 86,708 violations during FY 2004 that included a dramatic increase in the number of serious and willful violations issued.
Ergonomics Committee Presents Recommendations to OSHA
The National Advisory Committee on Ergonomics (NACE) presented a litany of recommendations to OSHA following its final meeting in Washington, Nov. 17. Recommendations included improving ergonomics success story collection and distribution processes, ensuring that ergonomics is part of an overall safety and health program, and the identification of numerous research gaps, among others. The meeting culminated a process begun two years ago when NACE first received its charter by the Secretary of Labor. The committee was charted to provide advice and recommendations to help OSHA accelerate the decline of musculoskeletal disorders in the workplace.
NACOSH Meeting Scheduled for Dec. 8 in Washington
The National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health (NACOSH) will meet Dec. 8 in Washington. Agenda items center on OSHA and National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) activities and include OSHA health targeting, NIOSH nanotechnology, Hispanic outreach, motor vehicle safety, and emergency response. The meeting is open to the public and will begin at 9 a.m., at the Holiday Inn-Capitol, 550 C Street, SW. Details on the meeting are in the Nov. 18, 2004, Federal Register.
OSHA Proposes Update on Agency Standards that refer to National Consensus Standards
OSHA announced last month that it would begin the process to update OSHA standards that reference or include language from outdated consensus standards. To accomplish that, the agency will use a number of regulatory approaches, including formal (notice and comment) rulemaking, direct final rulemaking, and technical amendments. The first rulemaking action involves a direct final rule to revoke references found in standards on Temporary Labor Camps, Guarding of Portable Power Tools, Sawmills, Flammable and Combustible Liquids, and Arc Welding and Cutting. Public comments are due to OSHA by Dec. 27, 2004. Details on the proposals are in the Nov. 24, 2004 Federal Register.
Federal Agency Recordkeeping Rule Published
OSHA announced Nov. 24 the publication of a final rule amending the occupational injury and illness recording and reporting requirements that apply to Federal agencies. The rule makes the Federal sector's recordkeeping and reporting requirements essentially identical to the private sector by adopting applicable OSHA recordkeeping provisions as a requirement for Federal agencies. Those new requirements, published in the Nov. 26 Federal Register, will become effective Jan. 1, 2005.
OSHA's New Hampshire Office Participates in Ergonomics Workshop
As part of a regional alliance with the New Hampshire Grocers Association, the New Hampshire Consultation Service and the UNH Small Business Development Center, OSHA's area office in Concord, NH recently participated in a workshop focusing on ergonomic guidelines for the retail grocery store industry. Rose Ohar, area director at Concord, said "the workshop provided valuable information and resources to assist businesses striving to address ergonomic risk factors at stores or warehouses."
New Alliances Focus on Machine Automation Industry, Colorado Safety Association
OSHA signed a national Alliance Nov. 29 with the Association for High Technology Distribution (AHTD) to advance safety and health for workers in the machine automation industry with a particular focus on machine guarding and lockout/tagout procedures. OSHA's Denver Region formed an Alliance the same day with the Colorado Safety Association (CSA) to provide Colorado workers with training opportunities in contractor safety awareness, vehicle safety and first aid information such as cardio pulmonary resuscitation and the use of automated external defibrillators.
VPP Recognition Granted to Wisconsin Company
Jacobsen, a Textron Company, based in Johnson Creek, WI, joined an elite group of businesses last month when it was welcomed as a "Star" recipient in OSHA's prestigious Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP). The Johnson Creek operation manufactures turf maintenance equipment, personnel and burden carriers for the golf course, professional lawn care, sports field and general grounds maintenance markets. Kim Stille, area director at OSHA's Madison, WI office, said "the cooperation between management and employees at this site is key to their success and we hope the entire industry will seek to emulate their effort."
Consultation Program Offers Free On-Site Safety and Health Services
OSHA offers numerous avenues for businesses and organizations to establish a cooperative working relationship with the agency. One of those programs primarily targeted for smaller businesses involves a free on-site consultation service funded mostly by the agency. The Consultation Program is a service delivered by state governments using trained professional staff to educate employers about potential hazards at their worksites and to help them improve their safety and health management systems. The safety and health consultation program is confidential and completely separate from OSHA inspection efforts. Detailed information on this valuable program is available on OSHA's website and includes specifics on how to get started, benefits of participation, and a description of the walk-through.
OSHA's Dallas Region Makes Office Moves
OSHA's Dallas Region moved its existing Austin Area Office to a new location to serve 34 counties. Paul Brantley, Austin's Area Director, said that the relocation of the Austin Area Office, along with the recently established San Antonio district office "will allow OSHA to better assist central Texas counties by providing safety and health information and outreach to employers and employees, including bilingual assistance." Both offices have been meeting with the Mexican Consulate and other Hispanic worker advocates to address the needs of the working community in the area. Austin's office is located at 1033 La Posada, Suite 273 in Austin and can be reached by calling (512) 374-0721. San Antonio's new office opened last August and is headed up by Rupert Chavez. Located at 800 Dolorosa St., Suite 203, you can contact the office by calling (210) 472-5040.
Voluntary Protection Programs Activity
The following companies were approved last month for new or continued participation in OSHA's Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP): Region II: Curtis Lumber, Granville, NY (Cont. Star); General Magnaplate, Linden, NJ (Cont. Star); Curtis Lumber, Schroon Lake, NY (Cont. Star) Region IV: Duracell, LaGrange, GA (Cont. Star) Region V: Prairie Packaging, Inc., Woodridge, IL (New Merit) Region VI: Always in Mind (AIM), Inc., Thibodaux, LA (New Star); Maybelline-Garnier, Little Rock, AR (New Star); Entergy, Louisiana Training Ctr., Bridge City, LA (New Star); Ashland Chemical, Jacksonville, AR (New Merit); Superior Industries, Rogers Plant, Roger, AR (New Star), and Region VIII: Marvin Windows & Doors, Grafton, ND (Merit to Star).
Editor: Bill Wright, OSHA Office of Communications, 202-693-1999


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The message you see displaying Analog and Digital alternately when you turn on your monitor is part of the normal, self-sensing start-up procedure for a Samsung monitor that is both analog and digital capable. When you turn on your monitor and computer, your monitor tests the video signal transmitted from your graphics card to determine whether the signal is digital or analog. As it tests the signal, it flashes Analog and Digital alternately on the screen. When it determines what kind of signal it is receiving, it sets itself to that signal, and turns the message off.
Important: If the monitor continues to display Analog and Digital alternately and does not show a picture, try setting the monitor to either Analog or Digital, whichever matches the video connection you have to your computer, by pressing the Source button on your monitor.
If pressing the Source button does not work, check the video cable at both ends to ensure that it is firmly plugged in to both your computer and your monitor. If the alternating Analog and Digital display continues, replace your video cable. If replacing your video cable does not resolve the problem, your monitor needs service. To arrange a service appointment, call Samsung Customer Care at 1-800-Samsung (1-800-726-7864) any day between 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Have the model number and serial number of your monitor on hand when you call.


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By this time next year, Four World Trade Center will rise to 72 stories, or 977 feet. As tall as that is, the other towers in the master plan are designed to be even taller.
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To say that war is madness is like saying that sex is madness: true enough, from the standpoint of a stateless eunuch, but merely a provocative epigram for those who must make their arrangements in the world as given.
This quote is about war
Search on Google Books to find citations of this quotation.
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Hip-hop/Klezmer musician Socalled sings "These Are the Good Old Days" in a short film with animation and live propos. His original mash up of musical styles became a quick hit on the Internet. Part of the Making Music 2006 emerging filmmaker initiative, produced in association with the Pop Montreal festival.
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Wearing your loyalties on your . . . bumper
Phone bill for calls to the Department of Motor Vehicles in Sacramento: $5
Ordering a specialty license plate: $40
Promoting the best OS on the planet while behind the wheel: Priceless.
[Photo by Anthony L. Solis, photographer extrordinaire and a damn good newspaper layout editor to boot.]
I would suggest all GNU/Linux (or Linux — call it what you want) advocates to look into this in your state. When you get down to it, the $40 extra a year comes out to less than $4 a month. Skip a sandwich once a month and you can afford it.
California has seven letters available; some states, like Texas, have six. So whlie I have GNU LNUX in California, California drivers can get LNUX ROX, TUX 1, etc. Be creative. We'll know what you mean.
See you on the road.
(Larry Cafiero, editor/publisher of Open Source Reporter, is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
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I used to have the same plates, here in Virginia.
My plate…NTWK DR
I saw one on the road….FR33BSD
Unfortunately, the owner was the victim of a capital crime about a year later. His car (and plate) made the evening news when they found it abandoned just days before his body turned up.
On a completely sordid note, I guess that means the plate is up for grabs again.


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text: TWO of the north Dublin's best known clubs squared off against each other last week, although in this instance the playing fields were swapped for the boxing ring.Dubbed ' The Battle of Fingal', Swords club Fingallians took on Naomh Barrog from Kilbarrack in a white collar boxing event at the Wright Venue. Some 17 bouts took place on the night with the Kilbarrack-based club edging it in the end, with a narrow nine eight victory over the Swords rivals. Among those taking part, representing Fingallians, were Paul O'Toole, Ian Quigley, Aisling Clements, Shay O'Reilly, John McGee, Tom McKitterick, Vicky Brown, John Reddington, David Mills, Nick Cunningham, Mick Herrity, Nicola McKitterick, Niall Fagan, Gary Donnelly, Rossa Kelleher, Jay Smith and Brian Creagh. The Swords venue was packed to the rafters with supporters from both clubs cheering on their teams on a night to remember.


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WEIRTON - Area youngsters will be strolling around the Millsop Community Center Saturday morning in search of colorful hidden eggs during the annual Weirton Community Easter Egg Hunt.
The event, scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m., is a free holiday event for all area youngsters from toddlers to 12 years old. The Easter Egg Hunt is hosted annually by the city's Park Board and Weirton Elks Lodge No. 1801 with support from Weirton Eat n' Park Restaurant.
"This community event is really nice for the children and it's something that we've enjoyed being a part of for several years now," Weirton Elks member Paul Duffy said.
More than 125 children attend the Easter Egg Hunt each year, looking for hidden eggs filled with candy and the possibility of special prize tickets.
Park Board Executive Director Terry Weigel said the Easter Egg Hunt is one of the first outdoor events youngsters participate in when spring arrives.
"When Easter comes around, children and parents are calling weeks in advance to see when we're going to have the Easter Egg Hunt," Weigel said. "It's something people have come to mark their calendars for and we're glad to be able to host it each year with the community's help."


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Resident Reports $67K in Fraudulent Credit Card Charges: Township police also made two DUI arrests and copper worth $1,000 was stolen from a construction site. Read more at Newtown Patch.
Upper Moreland Man Admits he Molested Teens: Three men have come forward to claim that they were sexually assaulted as minors by Burt Ludin, an Upper Moreland resident. Read more at Upper Moreland Patch.
: Catalytic converters and batteries were stolen from Central Bucks Transportation vehicles in Trevose. Read more at Lower Southampton Patch.
Southampton Teen Places in Top Ten for Ms. Junior Teen Philadelphia: Kaelah Kennedy placed in the top 10 in the 2013 Miss Jr. Teen Philadelphia pageant competition. Read more at Upper Southampton Patch.
Purses Stolen at Philmont Country Club Bat Mitzvah: The following was reported by the Lower Moreland Police Department. Read more at Lower Moreland Patch.
Santa Claus Comes to Town: This Horsham Road Santa can't be missed. Read more at Hatboro-Horsham Patch.
Boy Scouts Give Pocket-Sized Thanks to Troops Overseas: Pack 139 gathered at Willow Dale Elementary Tuesday night to prepare 300 pocket flags that will be sent to members of the armed services recently deployed to Afghanistan. Read more at Warminster Patch.
Teen in Critical Condition After Being Struck by Car at Bus Stop: A Bucks County Technical High School student is hospitalized after being struck by a car on Bensalem Boulevard this morning. Read more at Bensalem Patch.
Oliver Heckman Elementary Helps Families Enjoy Thanksgiving: The elementary school's faculty and community worked together to help families within the school to enjoy Thanksgiving. Read more at Levittown Patch.
Doylestown Merchants Working 'Holiday Magic' Downtown shops will once again host their annual holiday evening, complete with carols and characters. Read more at Doylestown Patch.


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Neighborhoods: Downtown, Hanger Hill
Budget-conscious travelers enjoy a free, daily continental breakfast and newspaper at this worldwide chain famous for "comfort." – In Short
Since 1981, leisure and business travelers have enjoyed gracious service and comfortable accommodations at budget-friendly prices. Standing behind its "100 percent guest satisfaction guarantee," the property offers customers a full refund if any problem cannot be resolved. Rooms include a 25-inch TV with premium channels, in-room coffee and comfortable work space. Guests looking for an exercise fix can get their adrenaline pumping in the pool or exercise room (select locations feature both).
A lot of reasons to look elsewhere. – I chose this hotel primarily because it was on my way from Chattanooga to Austin (northern route). I was looking for a hotel that was right off the interstate, had a familiar name, free breakfast, etc. So if I stop my review right now based on those 3 criteria I would have to say I found what I was looking for.
And in all fairness, they DID tell me on the internet that they only had one working elevator!
After I had checked in and parked in the basement (I was assured there was a security guard who patrolled this dark, secluded, and sketchy parking lot), I waited the mandatory 5 minutes for the one wobbly, rickety elevator that was working to take me to my 6th floor room. After I got to my room I had to go back out and get food (pizza hut--they don't deliver the 1/4 mile distance to the hotel). So back to the basement parking and this time a 10 minute wait for the one elevator that turned out to be broken. I only found this out after calling the lobby by cell. The pizza was OK after the 6 flooor walk up, but a little cold.
Don't stay here if you are on a time schedule or if you are a single travelling woman (which I am not). Other detractors: old rooms, no restaurants besides pizza hut and a chinese take-out at the exit, and a total carb-based breakfast. Really.
They do have a free shuttle that can take you to the Clinton Library if you want to go there for any reason.
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Member Since: 10/08/2006
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I love Harry Potter and writing my fics. Harry Potter is the main category for them, but I do have plans for writing others (such as Philip Pullman's stories, and some Superman).
Hope you like the stories I put up - as I've said on my fanfiction.net account, I have plans for/have written stories for quite a few things - like h/g and h/hr, songfics and proper stories, oneshots and novel-length stories.
So hopefully, once I've got a variety of my stories up, I'll have something for everyone.
I don't make promises like "oh I'll write the next chapter for this weekend" because I don't have that type of freedom. I prefer to write stories at my own pace, finish them, then write them up bit by bit and post them. No rush, no hassle, no broken promises.
Hopefully that means that my stories are up to the best they can be. I'm looking for a beta reader just to go over my fics, because I'd prefer to have someone else - in addition to my best friend - going over them. Some mistakes I do neither of us notice, so *shrugs*.
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Simple and useful.It does what it says on the tin
It's a very simple and elegant solution for how to maintain resource files. The only thing missing is a basic idiot's guide for those people who don't know their way around Eclipse based environments. Currently its assumed that you all ready know how all things fit together.
Really great editor. We use it to handle our language files. The new features in version 0.8.0 are great. Keep up the good work.
Really great - helps me keeping a lot of localized Strings organized
The editor I was waiting for : - handling of multiple langages (including default) - cleaning of empty keys - handling unicode to ascii conversion.


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We at duPont REGISTRY held a car artwork contest on our Facebook page in the first few weeks of May; giving artists the chance to submit their artwork and have it voted on by the car enthusiasts with the winner being the entry with the most "Likes." With more than 150 submissions, in excess of 1,500 "Likes," and more than 380 photo comments, the victor was Shawn Lisjack of Exotic Engravings, with a total of 156 "Likes," by way of his Aston Martin DBS engraving.
The engraving was created on a 12x16-inch piece of black-painted aluminum and took more than 190 hours to complete. Shawn uses a Dremel Tool with various bits to create his works by hand. Besides painted aluminum, Shawn has also engraved on sheet metal, anodized aluminum, aircraft aluminum, carbon fiber, glass, Zippo lighters, picture frames, racing helmets, and even once a pumpkin. His art work is not limited to exotic cars either, as Shawn will also produce animal, landscape, city scape, portrait, or flower engravings if that is what his clientele desires.
Shawn's first engraving was a gift for a couple of friends on the grand opening of their tuning shop in California in 2007. After a warm welcome from not only the shop owners but the shop's initial visitors, Shawn decided to expand on his talent and create his own company where he could work on, market, and sell his engravings. Today his one-of-a-kind engravings start at $500 and go up depending on size, detail, and imagery. The Aston Martin DBS engraving that Shawn entered into our competition would sell for approximately $16,000. Since Shawn still wants to give many people the opportunity to enjoy his art, he is working to make posters, prints, canvases, and maybe even laser reproductions available in the future.
Below is a time-lapse video of a Lamborghini logo that Shawn engraved. For more information go to Shawn Lisjack's web site at ExoticEngravings.com or e-mail him at ExoticEngravings. View all the artwork submitted here.
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These domino-like sensors plug into your iOS device and monitor what's happening around you »
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Nanotechnology researchers have built a microscopic fridge that can cool objects millions of times more massive than itself »
Military training system Black Ghost tracks a soldier's location, performance and welfare to enhance the effectiveness of a squadron »
A team of MIT chemists has published a paper revealing how it developed a method for drawing gas sensors onto paper using a tailor-made, super-conductive carbon nanontube pencil »
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Private landowners interested in enhancing, restoring and protecting wetlands are encouraged to get their applications in before a May 15 deadline.
Time-lapse images of the lunar eclipse from 11:45 p.m. Monday to 12:25 a.m. Tuesday by amateur astronomer Carl Christensen taken at the Inn at the Pinnacles.
The following is scheduled road closures and roadwork for Monterey County commuters, subject to change.
A number of computer servers in the Salinas Valley are being held for ransom by an insidious cyber attack that demands payment for the release of locked files.
A cultural event to celebrate the indigenous peoples of North America is set for 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Patriot Park, 1351 Oak. Ave., Greenfield.
The Muller Company is partnering with HOPE Services to host an E-waste drive from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday in the lower parking lot of 50 Ragsdale Drive.
The Catholic Daughters of Americas, Court 686 is holding its Spring Ham and Salad Buffet Luncheon and bingo marathon on April 26 at Madonna del Sasso Church, Cross Hall, 320 E. Laurel Drive, Salinas.
On April 24, the city of Salinas plans to conduct a quarterly safety and sanitation 'sweep' in Chinatown, according to a release from Dorothy's Place, a homeless services provider.
Olympic mountain biker and specialized global rider Lea Davison is expanding her Little Bellas biking program for girls in Salinas, according to a release.
Next month if you can get above the overnight Salinas Valley fog and away from city lights, you could be in for a heavenly light show.
All branches of Monterey County Free Libraries will be closed May 1 because of an annual staff day.
The three branches of the Salinas Public Library will be closed Sunday in observance of Easter.
The following is scheduled road closures and roadwork for Monterey County commuters, subject to change.
Salinas Recreation-Park Division offers free after-school programs for youth at several of its recreation facilities, including here at the Hebbron Center, where Loma Vista Elementary students happily congregate Mondays through Fridays from 3 to 5:30 p.m. For more information, call 831-758-7354.
When Tom M. Nunes, or 'T-5' as he's known around the office, sits down to discuss his job as the vice president of operations for the Nunes Company, the young man begins by talking about the family history in the Salinas Valley.
Just in time for Easter week, the New High School Project and Chartwell School combined to create 200 'spring baskets of cheer' for homebound seniors and disabled adults.
The following is scheduled road closures and roadwork for Monterey County commuters, subject to change.
We had tipping of smart cars and then a beautiful Gran Turismo to gaze upon this week. We had sick babies at sea and a cute royal baby eating royal hair.
While driving down from the Salinas Valley to Los Angeles in 1993, I remember someone pointing out the Pinnacles and mentioning that North Chalone Peak was the highest point in the park.
It's swimsuit week with one-piece and two-piece numbers and fashions to wear at the beach or near a beach. We also expensive handbags, beautiful gowns, wedding gowns and men in suits to round out fashion weeks in Dubai, Belarus, Rio and more.
Spring fashions are advertised as the attraction of the American Cancer Society's annual Celebration of Life Fashion Show but yet again, the most beautiful sights were the 38 models including eight children and seven men who commanded the runway.
The glint of high-speed fiber-optic cables connecting portions of Monterey and Santa Cruz counties is getting brighter, thanks to a $10.6 million grant approved Thursday by the Californian Public Utilities Commission.
A City of Salinas Fireworks Community Forum will be held at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Villa Serra, 1320 Padre Drive, Salinas.
Alliance on Aging will have volunteer tax counselors to prepare 2013 Federal and California income tax returns at no cost for qualified people from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday at the American Legion, 14 W. Laurel Drive, Salinas.
The National Steinbeck Center has launched an Indiegogo fundraising campaign for The Grapes of Wrath oral history collection project, part of the Center's National Steinbeck Festival to celebrate the book's 75th anniversary.
The Monterey County Area Agency on Aging is seeking seniors, age 60 years or older, to serve on the California Senior Legislature.
More than 1,200 area students attended Thursday's presentation by former astronaut Jose Hernandez at Sherwood Hall in Salinas.
Get ready for an evening of shimmies, arabesques, sinuous snake-like motions, staccato hip movements, colorful outfits and dancers with swords at the April 12 Belly Dance Hafla.
Not everyone was eager to see the new movie, Cesar Chavez: American Hero.
A defense motion to dismiss charges against a 23-year-old Salinas man in the Nov. 20 vehicular hit-and-run deaths of two women while intoxicated was denied Thursday in Monterey County Superior Court.
A Prunedale man says he found himself locked out of his and his wife's bank account, causing disruption in their home and resulting in a number of bounced checks, all because Bank of America's computer system lost his wife's birth date.
A Monterey County state senator's bill calling for safety warning labels on sodas and other sugary beverages sold in California came one step closer to reality Wednesday, when the Senate Health Committee approved SB 1000 on a 5-2 vote.
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More than a decade of growth and expansion at Hartnell College will near completion when officials break ground on a final multimillion-dollar project in two weeks.
Teachers in the Alisal Union School District received a long-awaited pay raise from the school board Wednesday night but not without getting an earful from two of their biggest adversaries.
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DISH Network announced today it has reached an agreement to carry Hearst television stations in 25 markets, including KSBW in Monterey-Salinas. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
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People who make less than $57,000 a year have one last chance to get free tax prep or help to file an extension.
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Registration for this year's Joe Nucci Memorial Golf Tournament, set for July 25 at the Bayonet & Black Horse Golf Course in Seaside, is under way. A breakfast buffet will be served at 7 a.m. followed by a shotgun start at 8 a.m.
The 38th Annual Community Service Awards were held Tuesday in Monterey and honored 37 volunteers in eight categories.
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Just as it should, summer represents homecomings and reunions for Slaid Cleaves.
Slaid Cleaves, who grew up in South Berwick, will perform Thursday in Damariscotta and Friday in Portland. He made his way here on a tour he's calling "The Migrator: Texas to Maine."
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WHEN AND WHERE: 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Darrows Barn, Damariscotta River Association, Damariscotta; 8 p.m. Friday, One Longfellow Square, Portland
TICKETS: $20 advance/$10 students for Damariscotta; $20 advance, $25 at the door for Portland
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The Maine-bred singer-songwriter has lived in Texas almost half his life, moving there in 1991 to pursue his music. He's 49 now, and hasn't forgotten his roots.
He's back in Maine for concerts Thursday at the Midcoast Music Fest in Damariscotta and Friday at One Longfellow Square in Portland. In September, he returns to perform at Stone Mountain in Brownfield.
He comes home to Maine at least once a year, building a tour that begins in Texas and routes up through to Washington, D.C., where he was born, and into Maine and New England, where he grew up, went to school and began his career.
He's calling this tour "The Migrator: Texas to Maine."
Each stop along the way feels like a get-together with old friends, he said. When he plays in and around Boston, he hangs with friends he met in college. In Portsmouth, N.H., he connects with buds from nearby South Berwick, where he was raised and went to school.
In Portland, he socializes with musicians and friends he knew when he was learning how to work the crowd while playing in bars. In Damariscotta, he cajoles folks from nearby Bristol, where he spent time in the summer growing up.
When he performs Down East, he shares laughs with folks he hangs with at his family camp in Cherryfield.
"It's like one big reunion all the way from Texas," he said by phone during a tour stop last week. "It's kind of funny and kind of amazing. I start this reunion tour in Texas and it extends halfway across the country all summer long."
Cleaves has just released a new collection of songs, "Still Fighting the War." It is the latest in a long string of well-crafted CDs that distinguish Cleaves for his penetratingly personal and evocative songs. An English major, Cleaves is nothing if not a storyteller and writer.
He writes songs that make you laugh, cry and wonder. He comes from a tradition of singer-songwriters -- think John Prine or James McMurtry --who have the ability to turn a phrase just right to maximize the impact and image of the words.
When they work, his songs stick with you not only because of what they say, but because of Cleaves' ability craft them so they feel seamless and natural. He doesn't shoehorn words and phrases into spaces where they might not fit. He labors over his songs until he finds exactly the right words or phrase.
A good example of that effort is the title track to "Still Fighting the War."
It's a song about the demons of war, and how soldiers who return home often never leave their fight on the battlefield. It's a song about broken homes, bad economics and forgotten promises. "You've been home for a coupla years now buddy, but you're still fighting the war," he sings.
"I started that song about four years ago," he said. "In fact, it was the first thing I started working on after the previous record was done. It was originally more expansive, with a theme about being swindled and lied to. I wrote it in the depths and darkest part of the recession, and had a verse in there about the economy, a verse in there about a soldier, a verse in there about marriage. I knew it was too clunky, and I kept rewriting and editing, and finally narrowed it down to just the soldier's story. That captured my imagination, and it felt more dramatic to me."
He almost had the song finished, and was using the working title "The War to End All Wars." But there was something about it that still didn't feel right. One day, a buddy in Texas used the phrase "still fighting the war" in a conversation about a Vietnam War vet who recently died.
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• Proposed American National Standards Institute/ADA Standard No. 63 for Root Canal Barbed Broaches and Rasps specifies requirements and test methods for root canal instruments for hand use utilized in endodontic preparation. It will replace the current ANSI/ADA Standard No. 63:2006 of the same name.
• Proposed ANSI/ADA Standard No. 78 for Dental Obturating Cones is a modified adoption of ISO 6877:2006 Dentistry—Root Canal Obturating Points. It specifies the dimensions and requirements for prefabricated metallic or polymeric-based cones suitable for use in the obturation of a root canal system restoration. It also specifies numerical systems and color-coding systems for designating sizes. It will replace the current ANSI/ADA Standard No. 78:2006 of the same name.
• Proposed ANSI/ADA Standard No. 95 for Root Canal Enlargers is for root canal instruments used mechanically to access and enlarge canals. This document specifies requirements for size, product designation, safety considerations, marking, labeling and packaging. It will replace the current ANSI/ADA Standard No. 95:2003 (R2009) of the same name.
• Proposed ANSI/ADA Standard No. 130 for Dentifrices—Requirements, Test Methods and Marking is an identical adoption of ISO 11609:2010 of the same name. It specifies requirements for the physical and chemical properties of dentifrices and provides guidelines for suitable test methods. It also specifies requirements for the marking, labeling and packaging of dentifrices. This standard applies to dentifrices, including toothpastes, for consumer use on a daily basis with a toothbrush to promote oral hygiene.
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Four white dwarfs have been spotted with the disintegrated remains of Earth-like exoplanets.
The stars appear to have consumed the exoplanets, which according to astrophysicists from the University of Warwick, once bore striking similarities to the composition of the Earth.
More than 80 white dwarf stars were surveyed by the university, using the cosmic origin spectrograph onboard the Hubble space telescope.
"What we are seeing today in these white dwarfs several hundred light years away could well be a snapshot of the very distant future of the Earth," said professor Boris Gänsicke of the University of Warwick, who led the study.
"As stars like our Sun reach the end of their life, they expand to become red giants when the nuclear fuel in their cores is depleted. When this happens in our own solar system, billions of years from now, the Sun will engulf the inner planets Mercury and Venus," he said.
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CAPE ELIZABETH - Ryan Hall was alone for the briefest of moments Friday morning. No media type asking him questions about Saturday's TD Beach to Beacon 10K road race. No race committee member telling him where to go next.
A group of young women, including Anne Mauney, right, ask to have their photos taken with American runner Ryan Hall following the Beach to Beacon 10K news conference at Inn by the Sea in Cape Elizabeth on Friday.
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Elite runners Meb Keflezighi and Ryan Hall pose for photos following a Beach to Beacon news conference Friday.
WHAT: TD Bank Beach to Beacon 10K
WHEN: 8 a.m. Saturday
WHERE: Cape Elizabeth; start on Route 77 a half-mile from Crescent Beach State Park, finish at Fort Williams
FIELD: Approximately 6,500 runners
Anne Mauney saw her opportunity and ran to it with two of her teammates.
Someone, anyone, take our photo. Please.
"Who wouldn't want to be seen standing with Ryan Hall?" said Mauney, a runner with the Cabot Fit team and a registered dietician from Virginia. "He's a celebrity."
Like it or not. "It kind of comes with the territory," Hall said two days earlier at his home in California. "It's exciting to be part of the (rebirth) of American distance running. But the only pressure I feel is the pressure I put on myself."
Expectations are the baggage that accompany any sport. Running is no exception. No American runner, male or female, has won the Beach to Beacon since its inception 16 years ago. Meb Keflezighi, the naturalized American citizen from Eritrea, was fourth in 2007 and returns for Saturday's race. Hall is the newcomer. Together they are the two of the more visible faces of American men's distance running.
At 30, Hall is eight years younger than Keflezighi, who still has the speed and endurance to win. Keflezighi is motivated. So is Hall, maybe for different reasons.
By nature, Hall is a humble and unpretentious athlete. He can relate to Eric Liddell, the runner/missionary who ran in the 1924 Olympics and whose story was told in the 1981 movie "Chariots of Fire."
"I just want to do what God created me to do," said Hall. He believes in what Wesley Korir -- a runner and member of the Kenyan parliament -- once told him and repeated in a recent New York Times story: "If you run without any reason, you are just chasing the wind."
At first, Hall's reason was to become the next great American miler. He and Alan Webb burst into the national consciousness in 2001 as high school runners. Webb, from Virginia, broke the great Jim Ryun's high school mile record of 3 minutes, 53.43 seconds. The record had stood for 36 years.
Hall was regarded as the No. 2 high school miler behind Webb. For the quiet kid from Big Bear Lake, Calif., that was OK. He didn't need to be in Webb's spotlight.
We last talked when Hall was in Maine in July 2001 to run in the Maine Distance Festival at Bowdoin College. He was 17 and a month away from his first cross country season at Stanford. He didn't own a car. He didn't even have a driver's license.
"The biggest difference between me at 17 and now at 30? I've learned how to better handle the ups and downs of running. I'm very prideful of being a miler but I was really struggling. It took a lot out of me."
That he someday would run 10K races or the marathon wasn't considered. That he would rise to become one of the top Americans, a two-time Olympic marathoner, wasn't even a dream.
Hall has put a bothersome hamstring injury behind him and is training for his next marathon. He understands that some want to see him running for the lead Saturday. He understands that some would be disappointed if he's not ahead of everyone else at the finish.
"I go into every race knowing everything is possible. I was still in training when I set the American record in the half-marathon."
At the press conference the day before Saturday's race, Hall's natural shyness masked his fatigue. He arrived in Portland at 2 a.m. Friday after his cross country flight.
He smiled when Mauney and the others stood by his side.
"Ryan is a great person, a really caring guy and the most driven runner I've met," said Louie Luchini, the Mainer from Ellsworth and Hall's teammate at Stanford. Now Ellsworth's representative in the Maine legislature, Luchini will be watching at the finish. A talented runner himself, he understands the racer's mind and the hopes of the sport's fans.
"People are waiting for the next great American runner. It's not easy being just the best American. At any moment you can have one of those inexplicable days when you think you can run forever.
"Ryan has had those days. He'll have them again."
Steve Solloway can be contacted at 791-6412 and at:
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Ryan Hall, right, who didn't arrive in Portland until 2 a.m. Friday, and Meb Keflezighi – perhaps the top two American males in the Beach to Beacon – register and collect their bib numbers in advance of Saturday's race.
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