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A fb friend had a baby boy 6 wks early & he's ready to come home now & she posted he got circumcised bc she didn't want it to look funny! & a person commented its a good thing she did it bc if not he'd get infections! Omg these people are so uneducated & i don't want to start anything by making a comment back but I'm so disgusted!
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Posted 01/24/2013
I think that's terrible. Pretty insulting to a lot of people as well
Posted 01/25/2013
Honestly if they don't know....and they clearly don't.....post some educational links!!!!!!!!!

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Two historic state-owned ferries have been carrying vehicles and passengers back and forth across the Connecticut River for generations, but this year is the first time they have been emblazoned with commercial advertising.
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Crews working to clear the scene of a tractor trailer accident on Interstate 95 North in Old Saybrook plan to reopen all lanes of traffic this afternoon to accommodate rush hour traffic, according to the state Department of Transportation.
Rare Tornado Touches Down Near Boston
Police and emergency crews in the city of Revere, Mass., outside Boston scrambled to clean up after a rare tornado touched down Monday, downing power lines, damaging homes and overturning at least one car.
Shabazz Napier Opens Camp For Kids, Says He Wants To Be 'Hands On'
Shabazz Napier is back in Connecticut, giving his body a much-needed break while doing something new, something he has long looked forward to doing.
A tractor-trailer has gone off the side of the highway at Exit 67. A flat-bed tow truck is also involved in the accident.
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Correction Officer Steve Curran pets Prince, who is about a year old, as inmates and dogs participating in the Red Dog Project leave their rooms to go to the solarium in a housing unit at York Correctional Institution in Niantic.
Stephen A. Smith derided for implying women provoke domestic violence
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Police are investigating a late night shooting Friday, which left a 22-year-old man seriously injured in the torso.
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The Board of Selectmen has agreed to form a commission that will create a long-term plan to address climate change and its potential effects on the town.
East Hartford Police Seek Murder Suspect
Police are searching for a 21-year old woman who they say was involved in a serious assault and stabbing incident in June.
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Old Saybrook roads fixed after ruined by beavers
News 8 returned to the Merritt Lane which neighbors feared was compromised by beavers burrowing underneath it.
DEEP receives grant for removel of marine debris left by Sandy
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Residents Stop Gunpoint Home Invasion By Teenager, New London Police Say
Officers responded to the house at 308 Crystal Ave. about 2:50 a.m. after receiving a report of an armed suspect in the home, police said.
A Dutch air force transport plane carrying the first 16 coffins with the remains of victims of the downed Malaysian airliner took off on Wednesday from an airport in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv for the Netherlands.
Greenberg Is Now a Gop 'Contender'
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He has got ample of new releases ahead including the Raavana, the Mani Ratnam film for this year. Other includes Makeup Man, Maanikya Kallu etc. Now he is again in the chart of good directors. Blessy has chosen Prithvi for his next film. This untitled film is said to be will be shot extensively at Gulf deserts. This project is expected to go to sets by the mid of August.
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In challenging and divided times, it is imperative to find consensus-builders. Americans want results from Washington on the important issues before the country. Making progress on these issues means hammering out solutions that command broad support, and we need the politicians who can do it.
In my 15 years of advocating for gun violence prevention, I have never witnessed such an intense public debate about firearms policy. It is a crucial conversation that impacts all Georgians.
Every time I see the Rev. Jeremiah P. Wright holding forth on TV, I think of Jimmy Carter and Zell Miller.
Sometimes it takes someone from the outside making noise to draw our attention to necessary changes. And that's just what a national child advocacy organization did last week when it issued a report critiquing all 50 states' laws on the release of information about deaths and serious injuries from child abuse.
My friend, Elizabeth Johnson, is a boat captain on Tybee Island. For a living she takes anglers 50 to 75 miles off the coast and tells them how to bait up and where to cast and how to reel in.
I can predict the winner of the presidential election even now; the government. In a one-party system, that's how things work.
With their promise of new energy on Capitol Hill, congressional elections are always a time for hope. This year's contests will be especially significant, for Congress is listing and the nation desperately needs it to right itself.
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To celebrate Earth Day one year, my husband dressed as a raven and I as an eagle, and we entered the wildlife parade in Sitka, Alaska.
In coffee shops, diners and community meetings, much has been debated about the 2008 Georgia General Assembly session that concluded two week ago. Some have criticized, some have ballyhooed, some jumped for joy, while others registered indifference.
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You cannot step into an American community today without finding a lively conversation about educating our children. How to boost math and science learning, whether our children are reading and writing enough, what constitutes a "quality" education. All of this figures in the national schooling debate and its thousands of local echoes.
Since last fall, Georgians have been treated to a spectacle from our state Department of Transportation. The rancor in the poisonous relationship between Gov. Sonny Perdue and House Speaker Glenn Richardson, R-Hiram, has never been higher than when the two were fighting over the replacement for former Commissioner Harold Linnenkohl.
The Georgia General Assembly concluded the business of the state at midnight on Friday, April 4.
Not a single person in my breakfast club has mentioned the "blood moon." And that includes me, until now. I wasn't really sure what it was even though my emails from some preacher have hammered me recently with a "better beware" kind of verbiage.
Editor, Lately your newspaper has printed several letters stating that Buddy Carter is just like Jack Kingston. These claims are extreme exaggerations and pretty farfetched.
It's good when the fire department is quiet, but the Midway Fire Department is the busiest department outside of Hinesville. The Midway volunteers do an excellent job with a quick response time. Many residents are not aware of Midway's coverage area, but the Midway Fire Department covers Midway's 4 square miles and 40 square miles of unincorporated areas of Liberty County. It also supports other fire departments when called upon for assistance.
Few acronyms raise the concern of elected officials, community leaders and military personnel as much as BRAC does.
In the week leading up to Independence Day, several news stories prompted us to contemplate what freedom means in 2014.
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Their histories, accurate and complete, are lost to time and buried with them and those who knew them. I wish I knew more because their stories would read like a page-turning novel.
I've always heard and read that it's a good idea to involve children in meal-preparation efforts, because they're more likely to eat dishes that they helped cook. That makes sense.
Q: The sassiness that I have heard so much about from my friends started a few months ago with my 5-year-old daughter.
Politically speaking, perhaps the biggest news story this election cycle is the historic loss of U.S. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in a primary election.
As Americans hop in their cars this summer, gasoline prices are at a six-year high. Thanks to surging demand and continued turmoil in Iraq, gas is quickly approaching $4 per gallon.
Editor, I saw an item in Friday's paper informing me about the fireworks at 9:30 p.m. at Cottrell Field on Fort Stewart. Having been raised here, I already knew that, but was surprised to see they were shooting off their fireworks at 9:30 p.m., instead of closer to July 5, if you catch my drift. As I reflected on years gone by, my blood began to boil.
Ogeechee Riverkeeper Day is Saturday over at Loves Seafood. That's a good thing.
Editor, The special purpose local option sales tax is another example of Liberty County spending taxpayers' money before it is even collected, making the taxpayers liable for county expenditures.
With the July 22 runoff elections fast approaching, I called Junior E. Lee, general manager of the Yarbrough Worldwide Media and Pest Control Company in Greater Garfield, Georgia, to get his thoughts on the various races and to see who he thinks will make it to the finals of the November general election and who will be eliminated this round.


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I miss the animosity of the people toward retirees getting government pensions. Everyone on here waiting to have one, that may be just jealousy?? Are you willing to turn it down once you were eligible?? I presume not. Because we're venturing into that garbage and difficult go without. you can be paying for it again?? news to others the states really are. And y pekingese dog for sale ou didn't mention whether you would turn it down if it was eventually offered to every Who pays all the states? That may be moi! And, no I wouldn't switch it down. So alright get this specifiy. You are vemenently with the fat pensions of the govt workers but might not turn it down if it was offered to every Doesn't that fall on the jealousy catagory??? Righteous indignation is a more accurate description. So what? kenneth baker art God they are simply idiots and all the states gets his or her's money from..... great taxes perhaps?


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It was an afternoon to remember when Philicia Tan and I, along with 25 Team Member Volunteers, hosted a group of 40 students and 18 teachers from Rainbow Centre Yishun Park School for fun-filled activities at ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands on Thursday, 17 January 2013.
This very first activity for 2013 is part of Sands for Singapore, Marina Bay Sands' Corporate Social Responsibility programme. Sands for Singapore aims to provide opportunities of a lifetime and for a lifetime to Singaporeans in need. This is achieved through our volunteer work, sponsoring training and enrichment programmes for the disadvantaged while leveraging on what our multi-faceted property has to offer.
The students, aged 6 to 11 years old, were treated to an exclusive tour of The Art of The Brick exhibition before trying their hands on a tote-bag printing activity using LEGO bricks.
ArtScience Museum donated 140,000 pieces of the bricks from its LEGO Christmas Tree last year to the school, which will be benefiting the students as teaching aids.
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The recent Hobby Lobby Supreme Court decision raising the rights of corporations above womens' is part of a rising tide of attacks on reproductive rights. A right-wing, bigoted campaign seeks to undo all the gains made by the women's movement-most centrally the right to abortion won in the 1973 Roe v Wade decision.
The effects are clearly being seen from the rise in DIY abortions recently reported in Mississippi to the closing of the last abortion providers in North Carolina and elsewhere.
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When Ozery Bakery, Inc., Toronto, ON, surveyed the breakfast landscape, it didn't see a lot of innovation. The new healthier products popping up in freezer aisles weren't creative enough for the company, so the bakery decided to apply its highly original approach to product innovation to the breakfast freezer aisle.
"When we develop new products, we look around for ideas and mish-mash them together, and see what happens," said Alon Ozery, co-owner of Ozery Bakery with his brother Guy Ozery. "We're looking for solutions for breakfast: something that's tasty, nutritional and satisfying, so that when you eat it, you'll be happy about eating it, and it won't feel dry and bland."
The company already made a pre-sliced thin bun and decided to meld that concept with breakfast to create Ozery Morning Rounds. A Muesli variety came first and was soon followed by Apple Cinnamon and Cranberry Orange flavors. The company recommends the product be stored in the freezer because it contains no preservatives and is chemical-free.
Morning Rounds not only meet consumer desires for healthy options but also provide convenience and portability. From freezer to toaster to plate in less than 5 minutes, the rounds can be eaten on the go and with or without a spread, according to Mr. Ozery.
"I see Morning Rounds increasing the breakfast bread pie," he said. "There is a need for a tasty and healthier option as a breakfast bread." The company plans on adding another flavor to the product line.
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SCORE Providing Mentoring Resources for Entrepreneurs
A facet of the Small Business Administration, SCORE provides support for new entrepreneurs to established businesses through their mentoring and other business development resources. SCORE's free consultation services help businesses get started, help them grow and help them solve problems. "The...July 18th, 2014 | Entrepreneurial Support | Read More
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Small businesses create two out of every three net new jobs in the U.S. economy and employ half of the private sector workforce. The Small Business Administration serves to develop and support these businesses that are vital to the economy and account for 900,000 of the businesses in Ohio. In Columbus,...June 9th, 2014 | Entrepreneurial Support | Read More
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Spring has sprung and Summer 2014 is now on it's way. As the air is heating up, so is the West Coast Swing music that's coming out and will surely be playing at events like Liberty Swing, the 4th of July Swing Dance Convention in Phoenix, Sin City Swing, Summer Hummer, all sorts of WCS Summer dance camps across the country and more!
Also for those of you on the West Coast Swing Insiders List, I just released a few incredible acoustic WCS songs you won't hear anyone playing… (Yet)
Current West Coast Swing Songs for Spring & Summer 2014:
Usher (feat. Will.I.AM) What's Your Name
Naughty Boy (feat. Sam Smith) La La La
Disclosure (feat. Sam Smith) Latch
Ed Sheeran Sing
Justin Timberlake Not a Bad Thing
Christina Grimmie How To Love
Nico & Vinz Am I Wrong
Michael Jackson & Justin Timberlake Love Never Felt So Good
Coldplay Magic
Phillip Phillips Unpack Your Heart
Iggy Azalea (feat. Charli XCX) Fancy
Sam Smith Stay With Me
Trey Songz Na Na
MKTO Classic
Throwback West Coast Swing Songs:
Busta Rhymes, Mariah Carey & The Flipmode Squad I Know What You Want
Kid Rock All Summer Long
Gaelle Give It Back
Blues WCS Playlist:
Peach I'm On Your Side
Candace Devine Baby I Love you
Everett Bradley Cool Cool Thang
James Hunter I'll Walk Away
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File this tattoo under BYTMD, as in, "Better You Than Me, Dawg." I have friends with all sorts of ridiculous tattoos (including a lady friend with a mustache tattooed on her index finger), but none with this kind of dedication to a single, bland, salty snack staple. I have to admit, though it's not the highest quality tattoo I've ever seen, I actually kind of like it. I'd rather have an array of pretzels tattooed on me than a single Taz or tribal backpiece, so it is what it is.
When I see "Sci-Fi Channel" next to the word's "Rock Monster," the word that I least expect to see next is "good." But flipping through today's Variety, that's exactly what one would encounter. In an almost shocking turn of events, reviewer Brian Lowry has many pleasant things to say about this week's Sci-Fi Channel Saturday evening offering. His lead paragraph spills most of the goodies:
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Apparently a worker committed suicide in Mel Gibson's house today. That's pretty fucked up right there, but mainly I just wanted to post this picture of Mel from South Park, so ... mission accomplished. Below are the details from WWTDD.
Entertainment Weekly has some pictures of Benizio Del Toro as "The Wolfman" in Universal's upcoming remake. The makeup, done by FX legend Rick Baker looks... Wolfy. In all seriousness, it's very faithful to the original film (and impossible to tell it's Del Toro). Check it out at the link.
Tiffany Shepis has reportedly shopped a pilot to NBC called "FaceOff", which would be a weekly reality show featuring FX artists in competition with each other. Sounds cool, and at least it's not about that Nic Cage/John Travolta movie... in which case I don't even think Tiffany's booty would be enough to get me to watch.
New pics from "The Strangers"! With the release date being May 30th, you can consider this hype train fully in motion.
Neil marshal has a new project on his plate that may go in front of cameras this summer. It's called "Drive" and the plot goes like this, "a Hollywood stunt driver who moonlights as a getaway car driver in heists. The stuntman's already-exciting existence gets jolted when he discovers that a contract has been put out on his life." This isn't really horror, so I won't be reporting on it, but since it was Marshall and "Doomsday" is in theaters, I figured it was pertinent. Also, you'll recall that another one of his projects he's working on is called "Sacrilege", described as "Unforgiven by way of H.P. Lovecraft". I can tell you which one I'm more excited for, but I figure you can guess yourself.
This just became the best day EVER. The mayor of the Argentinian town being terrorized by a tiny "Gnome", has launched a full scale investigation into the sightings. And yes, his statement says "Gnome" and not "Drunken Midget". More as it comes in!
Barack Obama thinks OJ did it. Man, just when you think you've got this guy pegged down, he goes and does something like this. I don't know what to think anymore.
A kid may face up to 5 years in jail for grabbing the lunchlady's breast. Really? The lunch-lady? All of the ones at my old school looked like Chris Farley and smelled like day old cigarette smoke. This kid is going to have some weird fetishes when he grows up.
1995: Members of the Aum cult release Sarin nerve gas in the Tokyo subway. Eleven people die and 5,500 are injured. The cult's doctrine of "Poa" make mass murder the way to save their own souls. They had intended eventually to produce 70 tons of the gas.
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Filling the Hunger Gap
West Side Campaign Against Hunger passes goal in Thousand Turkey Challenge
West Side Campaign Against Hunger stocked a special item in their pantry this past week: a whole lot of turkeys. The nonprofit, located in the basement of the Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew at 262 W. 86th St., co-sponsored the second annual Thousand Turkey Challenge, a turkey drive organized by local religious groups to provide holiday meals for at-need families.
"You're seeing us at our most chaotic. We're not usually this messy," promised Stewart Desmond, incoming WSCAH executive director, as he gave a quick tour of the bustling basement pantry on Monday during the busiest meal time. Patrons pushed small carts and chatted mostly in Spanish while volunteers checked out finished shoppers and ushered in others seated in the large basement waiting area. Unlike a soup kitchen, Desmond explained, patrons at WSCAH's pantry choose their meals from well-stocked shelves based on a point system that allows for a certain amount of grains, protein, vegetables and so forth. Then they cook the food at their own apartments.
"We live in a progressive community that wants to help people in the most progressive way possible," Desmond said. "A pantry like this that gives people some dignity represents the values of the Upper West Side. We're something the Upper West Side can be proud of."
At the basement's far end, a table with members of the Society of the Advancement of Judaism and West End Synagogue, the drive's two founders, collected turkeys for the pantry from Upper West Side donors. Last year, the members said, the organizations collected several hundred turkeys and raised over $10,000 from cash donations, which allowed them to provide holiday meals for over 1,700 families. This year, Desmond estimated that they would raise over 1,000 turkeys from Nov. 15 to 21, the drive's dates. He noted that they also provide hams and cooked chickens to smaller families.
Chris Gill, a volunteer at a check-out counter who has been involved with WSCAH for about 10 years, said that the pantry was providing an essential service to the city's community in hard economic times. "Famine is serious," he asserted. "If it wasn't for pantries, they'd have to open more jails. There'd be a lot more crime. The rate of unemployment, the lack of food stamps—that would cause havoc. There would be a lot more policemen standing in front of doors."
Many shoppers agreed that the pantry was providing a good service. Bronx resident and pantry regular Roger Beddoe complained that the 1.5-hour line this time of year was "crazy, ridiculous," but perked up at the prospect of turkey. "Yeah," he said, "it's worth the wait."
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The second annual Bridal Crawl is set for Saturday, September 20. Pub-crawl in style, help break the record for "largest gathering of brides" and raise money for Covenant House!
This year, The Creativity Collective is adding The Bachelorette Party, a pre-registration event on Friday, September 12th at 7 p.m. at the historic House of Broel (2220 St Charles Ave). Beverages and food will be available for a small cost. There will be a DJ, as well as photos and video from the 2013 event playing. The evening will end with a second-line featuring the Jazzmen. Cocktail attire recommended.
The brides will congregate at 2:30 p.m. for the U.S. record count for the largest gathering of brides at breathtaking Galvez on September 20. Come early and enjoy the wraparound balcony overlooking the Mississippi. For the record attempt, participants must wear traditional wedding dresses and veils from any culture, but creativity is encouraged and men are welcome!
A toast will set the faux brides and grooms into pub-crawl motion through the French Quarter at 4:00 p.m. to locations with pre-arranged drink and food specials. Coyote Ugly is offering $1 shots and $2 beers, plus bar dancing for the ladies. 55 Fahrenheit has five $5 menu and drink items. The Beach on Bourbon has three-for-one drinks and a dance floor. The event ends at the Bourbon Cowboy with free mechanical bull-rides, balcony access and two-for-one drinks all night. Wedding cake will be provided by Swiss Confectionery and we have a few surprises in store!
Wanna relive that special day without all the stress? Always a bridesmaid, never a bride? Exorcise the demons of a bad marriage out of a perfectly good dress! Break out the white dress for a good cause, but wear comfortable shoes! 21 and over, please. I.D. required.
The purpose of this fundraiser is to promote The Creativity Collective and raise funds for Covenant House which serves at-risk and homeless teens and young adults. Their 24/7 crisis center provides food, shelter and medical care. They also provide long term transitional housing, educational services, pre-job and on-the-job training, life skills and GED assistance. Covenant House works to reduce human trafficking and prostitution and provides counseling and emotional support for young adults in transition. Last year, 668 youth received assistance from Covenant House.
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The goal of Culture Collision is to bring respective audiences together to learn about the upcoming events of the New Orleans non-profit art community. Network with over 60 performing and visual arts organizations who will be selling subscriptions, memberships and merchandise. There will be cash bars and food available throughout the new US Freedom Pavilion. Four organizations will be presenting pop-up performances during Culture Collision. There will also be a free photo booth and a raffle!
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Gray developed the "China Syndrome" story after reading books and interviewing scientists about the dangers of nuclear power. No one knew how timely the subject would prove. A nuclear reactor at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania went into partial meltdown barely three weeks after the opening of the movie, which starred Jack Lemmon, Jane Fonda and Michael Douglas and became a box-office and critical success.


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Make no mistake the NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) is very clear when it declares that portable electronic devices that do not directly support the task of driving simply have "no place" in planes, trains, or automobiles. And it has the data to support its claims.
However, distraction comes in many forms. There are also many facts and figures that contribute to the thousands of accidents that occur on our roadways, in our skies, and on our commuter system every year. But it's clear that when we sit in our vehicles our hands need to be on the wheel and our attention needs to be on the road ahead. When these two factors are not at 100%, distraction increases and the likelihood of an accident is compounded.
Toss in a portable device and NTSB Chairman Deborah Hersman's point is only reinforced and proves it has some serious merit. Most drivers cannot show restraint. And these same motorists are putting themselves and everyone else on the road at risk when they pick up their portable device and look at it even for just a second or two. It only takes a second to glance down at a smartphone or tablet to tragically change a life forever. Toss in being tired or taking medication and some of the ingredients to make an accident happen.
Those are just some of the findings after months of investigation when the NTSB met last week issuing some recommendations to determine the probable cause of the February 2012 fatal school bus accidents in Chesterfield, N.J., and Port St. Lucie, Fla., and what could be done to prevent future accidents.
As a result of its research, the group cited connected vehicle technology and how it might have helped to prevent one or even both of these tragic events. The NTSB found that some type of connected vehicle system could have provided an active warning to the school bus driver. The driver could have been alerted to the approaching truck as he entered the intersection.
I applaud the NTSB and its partners for raising more awareness and appreciation at connected technology and how it can serve as a tool to help for the future. Despite the negative publicity that technology seems to have achieved as a result of distracting drivers, I'm thrilled to see the NTSB taking a look at how connected technology can serve the greater good.
The NTSB made a recommendation to the NTHSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Admin.) regarding connected vehicle technology. It said the organization should develop minimum performance standards for connected vehicle technology for all highway vehicles. Additionally, the NTSB recommended that once minimum performance standards for connected vehicle technology are developed, it should require this technology to be installed on all newly manufactured highway vehicles.
Just imagine the safety implications if the NTSB encourages situational awareness to reduce or eliminate crashes through V2V (vehicle-to-vehicle) and V2I (vehicle-to-infrastructure) to increase driver awareness and warnings and infrastructure controls.
As it stands, vehicles equipped with the connected technology will wirelessly communicate over a network exchanging information on location, direction, and even speed. The goal here is that the vehicle's computer will analyze all the surrounding information alerting the driver of any hazards, long before the driver can see the other vehicle. Thus, what we are talking about is crash scenarios with unimpaired drivers preventing thousands of automobile crashes with buses, motorcoachs, and trains.
Currently the technology has been proven to be effective up to a range of about 1,000 feet. The NHTSA has been also road-testing this V2V and V2I in Ann Arbor, Mich., for the past year. NHTSA officials have said they hope to make a decision on whether to proceed to setting standards or whether to continue their research by the end of this year. Let's hope this is true and it all can be wrapped up in a timely fashion. The number of fatalities from distraction in this country is an epidemic after all.


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No Dice
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|No Dice
|Studio album by Badfinger
|9 November 1970 (US)
27 November 1970 (UK)
|18 April - 26 August 1970 at Abbey Road Studios and Trident Studios, London
|Rock, pop, power pop[1]
|Geoff Emerick
Mal Evans
|Badfinger chronology
|Singles from No Dice
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No Dice is an album by Badfinger, issued by Apple Records and released on 9 November 1970. Their second album under the Badfinger name and third album overall, No Dice significantly expanded the British group's popularity, especially abroad. The album included both the hit single "No Matter What" and the song "Without You", which would become one of the most successful compositions of the rock era.
Although this was the band's second album released as "Badfinger," it was the band's first album recorded after their name change from The Iveys and also their first with new guitarist Joey Molland, who replaced bassist Ron Griffiths after the recording of the previous album, Magic Christian Music. Molland's addition caused Tom Evans to switch from rhythm guitar to bass. Badfinger would release five albums, generally their most successful recordings, with this line-up.
No Dice peaked at number 28 on the Billboard Hot 200 chart. Widely praised in music reviews at the time, Rolling Stone Magazine observed that it represented what The Beatles would have sounded like had they retained their initial formula.[3]
The single from this LP, "No Matter What", peaked in the United States at number eight on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1970. The song is often regarded as an early offering in the power pop genre. Other stand-out tracks are "Better Days", "I Don't Mind", and the closer "We're for the Dark". The album also contains the original version of "Without You". Although Badfinger did not release the song as a single in Europe or North America, it was taken to number one on the Billboard charts in 1972 by Harry Nilsson, and again became a hit for Mariah Carey in 1994. "Without You" has been the top money-earner for Badfinger in publishing royalties, having been covered by over 180 artists. The song was also picked to provide the title for Dan Matovina's 1997 biography, Without You: The Tragic Story Of Badfinger.
'No Dice' is a slang term meaning "not possible." It was the first of three albums titled by bassist Tom Evans. The term was originally used in dice games: when a throw is out of play or not lying flat, the throw is not valid and is ruled as 'no dice.'
In October 1991, No Dice was digitally remastered at Abbey Road Studio by Ron Furmanek. The remastered album was released in 1992 by Capitol Records and Apple with five previously unreleased bonus tracks (see track listing below). Of the bonus tracks, "Friends Are Hard to Find" was an outtake from the same Mal Evans produced session that saw the recording of "No Matter What" and "Believe Me". "Get Down" was originally attempted with Evans but the version here was recorded with Geoff Emerick. The three remaining tracks, "Mean, Mean Jemima", "Loving You" and "I'll Be the One" were recorded with Emerick between January and March 1971 (after the completion of No Dice) for the intended follow up album that was never released.[4]
Track listing[edit]
Side one[edit]
- "I Can't Take It" (Pete Ham) – 2:57
- "I Don't Mind" (Tom Evans, Joey Molland) – 3:15
- "Love Me Do" (Molland) – 3:00
- "Midnight Caller" (Ham) – 2:50
- "No Matter What" (Ham) – 3:01 +
- "Without You" (Ham, Evans) – 4:43
Side two[edit]
- "Blodwyn" (Ham) – 3:26
- "Better Days" (Evans, Molland) – 4:01
- "It Had to Be" (Mike Gibbins) – 2:29
- "Watford John" (Evans, Gibbins, Ham, Molland) – 3:23
- "Believe Me" (Evans) – 3:01 +
- "We're for the Dark" (Ham) – 3:55
CD bonus tracks[edit]
- "Get Down" (Evans, Gibbins, Ham, Molland) – 3:43
- "Friends Are Hard to Find" (Molland) – 2:28 +
- "Mean Mean Jemima" (Molland) – 3:41
- "Loving You" (Gibbins) – 2:51
- "I'll Be the One" (Evans, Gibbins, Ham, Molland) – 2:54
CD bonus tracks (2010 remaster; replaces previous bonus tracks)[edit]
- "I Can't Take It (Extended Version)" (Ham) - 4:14
- "Without You"(Mono Studio Demo Version) (Ham/Evans) - 3:57
- "Photograph (Friends are Hard to Find)" (Molland) - 3:24
- "Believe Me" (Alternate Version) (Evans) - 3:04
- "No Matter What" (Mono Studio Demo Version) (Ham)- 2:57
Digital bonus tracks (2010 remaster)[edit]
- "Love Me Do" (Instrumental Version) – 2:57
- "Get Down" (Alternate Version) – 5:13
- Badfinger
- Pete Ham – guitar, piano, vocals
- Tom Evans – bass, vocals
- Joey Molland – guitar, vocals
- Mike Gibbins – drums
- Other contributors
- Geoff Emerick – producer
- Mal Evans – producer (+)
- Mike Jarrett – mixing
- John Kurlander – engineer
- Richard Lush – engineer
- Steve Kolanijan – liner notes, sleeve notes
- Mike Jarratt – engineer, mixing
- Marcia McGovern – pre-production
- Roberta Ballard – production manager
- Gene Mahon – design
- Richard DiLello – design, photography
- Ron Furmanek – digital mastering, mastering, mixing (CD re-release)
- ^ Allmusic review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
- ^ Allmusic review
- ^ "Badfinger - No Dice". Super Seventies RockSite.
- ^ No Dice (CD). Badfinger. Capitol Records/Apple Records. 1992. CDP 7 98698 2.


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HUNTINGBURG - Tell City High School students beat out several academic teams to take top honors during the Pocket Athletic Conference Academic Super Bowl.
Tell City earned 96 points at the March 10 event at Southridge High School. North Posey High School came in second with 91 points with Southridge in third with 82 points. Tell City placed first in social studies with 21 points, interdisciplinary with 19 and fine arts with 20 points. The team placed second in English and third in science.
ALLIANCE, Neb. - Three Branchville Correctional Facility fugitives who spun a web of fear in communities in three states were captured Thursday in the Sandhills region of the Nebraska panhandle.
Jerry Sargent, 59, Christopher Marshall, 49, and 31-year-old Bobby Cockerell were arrested in Alliance, Neb., following a 64-mile pursuit Nebraska State Patrol officials said reached 105 mph.
Alliance is a city of about 9,000 people in northwest Nebraska.
BRANCHVILLE - Anyone wanting to be notified of emergencies at Branchville Correctional Facility can still register for an automated system maintained by the Indiana Department of Correction.
The service was launched early last year and keeps resident informed of prison escapes, environmental hazards or other emergencies. It was activated March 20 when officials discovered three offenders were missing.
Automated calls also announced Thursday's capture of the three men.
ROCKPORT - A coal-gasification plant eyed for Spencer County would create more than 1,000 construction jobs, at least 200 high-paying permanent positions and help propel the state to the national forefront in clean-coal technology, Gov. Mitch Daniels said last week.
Daniels signed legislation Tuesday allowing the Indiana Finance Authority to negotiate 30-year contracts to purchase and sell the substitute natural gas the plant would make from coal. The synthetic gas would be sold to Hoosier utilities.
CANNELTON - Improvements planned for the city's high school can help boost academic performance, a representative of a Massachusetts company explained to Cannelton School Board members.
"Improving indoor air quality is directly related to better test scores," said Dave Corner, Fort Wayne representative of Noresco, which bills itself as "the nation's premier energy-service company."
TROY - Helping people pay down debt, deal with creditors and them keep their homes is a goal Bill Reid wants to accomplish with the Help and Resource Center.
Opening for its first presentation Saturday, Reid, pastor of Troy Methodist Church, said he has at least four people signed up to attend the first meeting but hopes for more. The center will offer assistance and information to families and individuals struggling financially or worried about what to do when the future looks unstable.
TELL CITY - "I think we'd be passing up an opportunity to provide a service to all of Perry County," Ron Crawford said before offering a motion to approve $5,000 for a nonprofit public-transportation agency.
Fellow County Councilman Chet Mathena said he agreed, and seconded the motion, which was adopted 7-0.
CANNELTON - Cannelton Elementary Media Club members showcased technological projects and talked to legislators about the importance of educational-technology funding March 18, teacher Joan Goble said.
Like others from throughout the state, the students traveled to Indianapolis for the biennial Rotunda Day at the State Capitol Building in Indianapolis.
TELL CITY - Lincoln Hills Development Corp. is continuing to accept applications for the Energy Assistance Program. The program is designed to assist low-income households with the high cost of home energy through the partial payment of utility or fuel bills.
Since October 2008 LHDC has served nearly 2,000 households in a three-county area with an average household benefit of $440. In Crawford County, 727 households were served; Perry County, 748 households and in Spencer County, 496 households were served.
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Carolina wrens — small cinnamon-brown birds that choose to live around outbuildings — will hide their nests almost anywhere: a discarded boot, a bucket turned on its side. With a little innovation, it is possible to make a connection with wrens.
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CHENNAI: Patient Safety Day came and went quietly on Thursday, once again reminding us of the need to spread awareness among patients themselves.
Infection is the big bad word for any patient. The endeavour of any care-giving set up is to minimise infections and keep the patients safe. While hospitals are increasingly spending a lot of time and money on controlling infections within, much hinges on what patients and their visitors do.
Sathya Bhama, Director of Medical Services, Apollo Hospital, says the best way to control infection in a hospital would be to restrict the number of visitors. If you must visit, however, make sure you use a hand sanitiser before touching the patient.
It is also not right for people to be belligerent about visiting patients in the ICU – "It is likely that they spread infections to seriously ill patients there, but also, they stand a chance of contracting infections."
Flowers are a strict no-no, Dr. Bhama adds. "Flowers can make things worse for those who have infections, those who are recovering after surgery, and patients with certain conditions." Restricting visitors is perceived to be a huge nightmare for the public hospital set up where there are thousands of patients streaming in every day.
However, R.Surendran, director, Institute of Surgical Gastroenterology and Liver, Stanley Medical College, says it is not impossible. "Once you educate the patient on the possibilities of contracting infections and assure them you will take care of the patient, they stop crowding the place." Lessons in hygiene and sanitation have to be provided constantly to patients and their attendants to ensure that recovery is uneventful. Somewhat similar are the challenges in a voluntary health set up, says E.S.Krishnamoorthy, honorary secretary, VHS, Adyar.
"Littering is endemic with the group that visits our hospitals. Also the concept of keeping common facilities like toilets clean after use is just not there." Among patients itself, there are a number of instances of not conforming to instructions given by the physician, like changing dressings on time, wearing washed clothes, wound management, helping the aged to move around, and feeding new borns, to name just a few.
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They recently met at the Capitol to hear from a panel of experts.
Monroe County administrator Roman Gastesi says the waters off Key West have gone up 9 inches in the last hundred years, and the rise is accelerating.
"What we're looking at now is 9 to 24 inches in the next 50 years," Gastesi says. "Three to seven (inches) in 20 years."
The wacky challenge that grabbed national headlines -- and perhaps more than its fair share of derision -- will come to a head Saturday morning, when the 2013 Python Challenge awards are presented in Miami.
If Gov. Rick Scott's proposed $74.2 billion budget passes the Legislature intact, it would include $75 million for conservation land projects spearheaded by the Florida Forever Coalition. The 2013-2014 budget also includes $60 million for Everglades restoration and $6.5 million for restoring springs.
The soon-to-wrap Python Challenge isn't the only headline-making activity in the Everglades this month. Florida's imperiled wetlands have been the focus of several contentious issues in the past week.
It's often said that there is no other place in the world like Florida's Everglades. Despite man's best efforts, the 'glades endure as one of the world's most widely recognized sources of biodiversity and an example of the fragile nature of human/ecological relations.
Citizen scientists and environmental stewards take note: Two state agencies are in the process of soliciting public comment on issues that could impact Florida's overall ecological outlook.
First up is the South Florida Water Management District, which is accepting public comments on four parcels of land in the Upper Lakes Management Region located north of Orlando. These include Tibet-Butler Preserve, Shingle Creek, Lake Marion Creek and Reedy Creek, and SUMICA.
With just a little more than a week remaining in the hunt, the 2013 Python Challenge has seen the capture and (hopefully relatively swift and painless) killing of 37 Burmese pythons in the Everglades. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission -- which is sponsoring the hunt -- announced the latest kill count on Tuesday morning via its official Facebook page.
The big Everglades python hunt starts Saturday and, so far, 670 people have signed up for the fun and a chance at cash prizes.
Among them is our intrepid U. S. Senator, Bill Nelson. He and a companion -- described in the Tampa Bay Times as a "rancher from Davie" -- will strap on pistols and machetes on Thursday to go after the huge Burmese pythons that Nelson has worried so much about, occasionally to the amusement of his Senate colleagues.
Breeding numbers were down for some bird species for the third straight year in a row in the Everglades.
Nesting numbers for wading birds fell by 38 percent compared to the past decade. That's according to an annual survey compiled by the South Florida Water Management District.
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The park is offering the kits so people can protect their cars against vultures during the winter months. The black vultures sometimes rip the rubber and vinyl parts--such as windshield wipers and sunroof seals--off of cars.
Evidently at its wits' end over the Burmese pythons swarming the Everglades, Florida has declared a month-long snake season for armed amateurs. They'll go into the 'Glades to compete for cash prizes by killing as many as they can.
What could possibly go wrong?
Plenty, says Oklahoma biology professor and "reptile industry spokesman" Warren Booth. He told the Sun-Sentinel bullets will be flying in a dangerous environment where sometimes you can't tell one snake from another.
In the late 1800's, the Everglades was a place for Native Americans, newly-freed slaves, naturalists, poachers, settlers and expansionists.
But by the end of the century, a massive influx of settlers were flocking to the Everglades for one thing: to kill birds for their feathers.
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Carbon Nanotube Film Sensors†
Article first published online: 20 APR 2004
DOI: 10.1002/adma.200306310
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Li, Z., Dharap, P., Nagarajaiah, S., Barrera, E. V. and Kim, J. D. (2004), Carbon Nanotube Film Sensors. Adv. Mater., 16: 640–643. doi: 10.1002/adma.200306310
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Pros – There are NO pros to working for this entity.
Cons – Shifts dictated by Corporate Office in Denver. Regional managers detached from reality. State Operations Managers aloof an non-caring. HIGH turnover at all client sites.
Advice to Senior Management – Take some of your own advice in those meaningless online training videos and treat your staff a human beings no expendable cannon foder.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
Pros – Flexible schedule - You turn in your available dates every couple of weeks (a few weeks in advance). Full-time is 36 hours a week and you are eligible for benefits. HSS supervisors are nice and seem supportive. Most of the hospital staff are nice and work well with you.
Cons – Shifts are 12 hours long. Some times there are no jobs when you are supposed to work so you don't work, making it difficult to meet full-time hours. Some hospitals treat you as if you are less worthy than their employees.
Advice to Senior Management – Put us to work when we ask to work. Let hospitals know we are educated and deserve to be treated as such.
Pros – In many areas the work is very easy. Sometimes the most challenging part of the job is staying awake. The turnover is so high it is very easy to get a schedule that matches your family life. For the most part the other officers are very nice and helpful however there are jerks on every job and HSS is no exception. It is a great place to learn how to deal with difficult people. Benefits are not the best but at least you get them. Company likes to promote from within.
Cons – High turnover because management just seeks warm bodies to fill positions instead of mature, responsible employees, which is understandable because the pay will not afford the company to acquire high quality employees. Because HSS likes to promote from within, some supervisors have gotten power hungry and big heads. They seem to have forgotten where they came from. Sometimes if your relief is late or doesn't come, you have to stay on post until someone relieves you. This can really become a problem if you have kids to pick up.
Advice to Senior Management – Spend the money to get quality employees. Quality employees will pay for themselves through reduced employee turnover, which I am sure costs the company thousands each month. Change the pay scale. Give offers rankings from 1 to 4 or 5 and pay them accordingly. You currently have kids right out of high school making the same as a 28 year old man with a collage degree. Invest in the person who is more serious about the job, more responsible, and more likely to stick around. How many times have you heard, "You get what you pay for"?
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Pros – Good teamwork within the shift, the ability to rotate different positions throught out the shift.
Cons – starting pay is 12.00 bucks an hour, on the job training was terrible, you do not get a lunch break...you eat when you can. at my facility the only place you can eat is in the office but depending on the supervisor you better not get caught eating in the office. not allowed to have drinking water at your work station. there is a high turnover rate.
Advice to Senior Management – look out for your employees, give more support and make it a place people want to work at.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
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Pros – The pay is better than most security companies.
Cons – Scheduling is very hard to work with in regards to getting time off.
Advice to Senior Management – Improve scheduling department
Pros – Good work experience for security and report writing
Cons – Forced over time can be boring.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
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Pros – HSS always aims to provide the customer with the best quality hire equipment available which results in my job being easier compared to that of branch managers at rival companies.
Cons – HSS can be slow to spot development potential in employees due to the hierarchial management system. Some managers feel threatened if they highlight people with potential
Advice to Senior Management – Invest more in mystery shoppers as I think it would improve the service given. This would also i believe lead to best branch managers being flagged up.
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Pros – Good pay great hours
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