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Posted: 07/26/2007 - New Orleans players went through a day of conditioning drills Thursday
Posted: 07/26/2007 - New Orleans players went through a day of conditioning drills Thursday
Posted: 07/26/2007 - The renovations will add several fields for youth sports competitions
Posted: 07/26/2007 - The XPlosions qualified after winning the south state championship
Posted: 07/26/2007 - The Atlanta Falcons quarterback was released without bond until November 26
Updated: 07/25/2007 - The Lamar golfer shot a 79-71-70 to win by eight strokes
Posted: 07/25/2007 - Philadelphia, Neshoba Central and Choctaw Central are all hoping for winning seasons
Posted: 07/25/2007 - The merger takes place immediately, giving them a four-car team for the Brickyard
Updated: 07/25/2007 - One of the biggest, and most unusual, traditions of the Neshoba County Fair is horse racing.
Posted: 07/24/2007 - Robert Meacham has signed with the Saints and will report to camp.
Updated: 07/23/2007 - Antonio McDyess will remain in Detroit.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - The Americans with Disabilities Act was passed 17 years ago by Congress. One local organization who helps disabled Mississippians marked the day with a cookout. But they got a little help from a group of students raising awareness by biking cross country.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - The Irishman beat Sergio Garcia in a four-hole playoff
Posted: 07/23/2007 - St. Louis used 2 homers in the extra frame to win 7-2
Updated: 07/23/2007 - Saturday, July 21
Updated: 07/21/2007 - City of Epes hosts clinic to teach children fundamentals of basketball
Updated: 07/23/2007 - The show promoter plans to return to the Lauderdale County Agri-Center each year
Updated: 07/21/2007 - Saturday, July 21
Posted: 07/20/2007 - Southern Miss is one of the opponents on the Rebels 2007-08 schedule
Posted: 07/20/2007 - Head Coach Ron Polk announced a trio of transfers
Posted: 07/20/2007 - July 21 and 22
Posted: 07/19/2007 - Road to course opens Saturday, so civilians don't have to go through the main gate to gain access to the base
Posted: 07/19/2007 - Lamar golf duo needed playoff hole to take victory
Posted: 07/19/2007 - An indictment against Michael Vick has one of his endorsements in limbo with his product
Posted: 07/19/2007 - The South All-Star team overcame a 6-point halftime deficit
Posted: 07/19/2007 - Tim Hudson picked up his 10th win of the season


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MECHANICSVILLE, Va. (AP) - A joint funeral is scheduled for two sisters who died from injuries suffered when the car they were riding in went into the Chickahominy River.
Obituaries posted on Nelson Funeral Home's website say the funeral for 27-year-old Jessica Gallmeyer and 15-year-old Amanda Brooke Irby will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Hanover Church of Nazarene in Mechanicsville.
Gallmeyer died Thursday at VCU Medical Center, a day after Irby died.
They were passengers in a vehicle that went into the river last Monday night during a chase.
Police say an officer tried to stop the vehicle because it was being driven erratically.
Police charged the driver, 23-year-old Andrew Taylor Walker of Mechanicsville, with felony eluding, second-offense driving on a suspended license and providing false information to a police officer.
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Stratification and Inequality, Theories of
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The term stratification system refers to the complex of institutions that generate inequalities in income, political power, social honor, and other valued goods. The main components of such systems are (1) the social processes that define certain types of goods as valuable and desirable, (2) the rules of allocation that distribute these goods across various roles or occupations in the division of labor (e.g., houseworker, doctor, prime minister), and (3) the mobility mechanisms that link individuals to these roles or occupations and thereby generate unequal control over valued goods. It follows that inequality is produced by two types of matching processes. The social roles in society are first matched to "reward packages" of unequal value, and individual members of society are then allocated to the roles so defined and rewarded. In all societies, there is a constant flux of incumbents as newcomers enter the labor force and replace dying, retiring, or out-migrating workers, yet the positions themselves and the reward packages attached to them typically change only gradually. As Schumpeter (1953 : 171) famously put it, the occupational structure can be seen as "a hotel … which is always occupied, but always by different persons." There is a growing consensus among academics, policymakers, and even politicians that poverty and inequality should no longer be treated as soft "social ... log in or subscribe to read full text
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Fresh Lodgepole Pine Needle Oil Hydrosol – Fresh steam distilled in the wild
Pine Needle use as Native American Indian Medicine
Many Native American and Canadian Indian tribes have used Pine Needles for centuries for a wide variety of purposes
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Study of the Safety, Tolerability and Pharmacokinetics of Once Weekly Zicronapine in Patients With Schizophrenia
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These are libraries that maintained by private businesses to serve the needs of their employees. They include hospital libraries, libraries in law, architectural, design and marketing firms, and scientific libraries of major research companies.
This is the office library of advertiser Richard Christiansen. The black shelves fill at least three walls, providing traditional book shelves on two of them, and a place to display books and magazines with covers out on the third wall.
The library in the Swiss Re corporate building in Munch, Germany. Swiss Re is a large, worldwide reinsurance company (an insurer for insurance companies).
The library at the Scholastic publishing company's corporate building in New York City. One would expect a worldwide book publisher to have a lovely library, and according to employees, it is true: comfortable chairs, lots of books and magazines and helpful librarians.
The library/ office at the Tenute Barone di Valforte vineyard in Abruzzo, Italy. The Sorricchio family has owned the baronial fief of Valforte since the 13th Century and has made significant investments in their wine business in recent years. This library has a feeling of being housed in an underground wine cellar, but could simply have a vaulted ceiling and an absence of windows (which is not unusual for a library). Pretty cool either way.
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An article absolutely unworthy of publication. It serves only prurient interest. Shame on The Houston Chronicle for putting it out there.
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Aw, come on. It´s an interesting "inside baseball" story about real-life issues in the space program.About 30 years ago, I had the honor of being invited to a friend´s party along the Texas coast. The couple would invite friends from all over the world to come to their home for a weekend party and one year, among their friends, was an astronaut who just completed a space shuttle mission a week or two earlier (this, of course, was before both the fatal accidents with the shuttles).He gave a very colorful and interesting account of how the bathroom facilities on the shuttle worked, and the inherent problems with "the last shake," if you get my point, gentlemen.
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Hmmm,,, how to say...Size is not static."Frightened turtle" to, um...
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"in only three sizes: small, medium, and large." A quick lesson in marketing. Certain items should have sizes named to fit the market. Condoms should be available is a "size" no smaller than "gargantuan". Women´s shoes should be no "larger" than a size 2. Who cares what reality is - sell to the market....
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#1 would be surprised at the number of people who find this interesting. We had an astronaut come talk at our school back in the 70s. He started the talk with how they used the bathroom, since he said that was the first question they were always asked.Now that I think about it... I remember reading ´´Lucifer´s Hammer´´ many moons ago and there was a Russian female astronaut in the story. The American astronauts were trying to figure out how she used the bathroom, since that was a solution NASA had yet to find. I never did find the answer to that.
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Was there a point to this article? If so, I didn´t see it.
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And so?(Is little Craigie drooling?)
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I find it amusing that this was classified information.
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Wow. This is hard-hitting, gotta know journalism.In a time when Obamacare is a debacle, unemployment continues without improvement, the deficit is growing exponentially, Obama is being "flexible" to Russia on annexing Ukraine, playing patty-cake with Iran, and trashing Israel…we get news stories from the uber-liberal rag Houston Chronicle about this.I don´t want or need to know about this.Does Craig Hiavaty have some kind of weird interest in bowel movements?
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Behold, a NASA element other than Muslim outreach and Global Warming to raise the attention of Our Glorious Leader.
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#5. And the 2nd question the guys asked was... ´is shrinkage a problem in space, or does it go the other way?´
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Now we know what a major investigative piece for the Kneepad Media is. How many astronauts were "showers" and how many were "growers". Do we really need to know this information? What about Benghazi, corruption in the administration, sealed birth certificates and college records, traitorous acts by this president? Look, a squirrel.
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Way T.M.I.
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The astronauts should have been given all three sizes if it was possible to do a change-out in space. For most men, the size changes throughout the day, depending on what the man is thinking about, etc.(P.S. - For people who don´t find this newsworthy: Don´t click on this thread or the article.)
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Agree with #13..way TMIOnly the creature in oval office would have interest in this type of thing....it´s the ´juvenile´ in him.
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Palm Coast man sentenced to 30 years for molesting girl
A 44-year-old Palm Coast man was sentenced Monday to 30 years in prison for sexual activity with a child and 15 years in prison for molesting a child in Putnam County.
Circuit Judge Carlos E. Mendoza sentenced Michael Canaday to concurrent terms.
A Putnam County jury found Canaday guilty last month of lewd or lascivious molestation of a child between the ages of 12 and 16, a second-degree felony; and sexual activity with a child, a first-degree felony.
Canaday would go into the girl's bedroom and wake her up when he molested her in a home in Putnam County.
The crimes happened between August 2004 and July 2008.
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Total Tactical Defense (TTD was founded in 2002 by Phrantceena T. Thate, a 25-year veteran entrepreneur in human resources. TTD is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. TTD is the only security services company focused exclusively on high threat/close proximity safety and security services for the protection of critical infrastructure assets such as nuclear power generating facilities, new power generation facility construction sites and certain government facilities. TTD and its sister entities, Nuclear Protection Academy provide a comprehensive array of safety and security services for the energy industry, including force protection, recruitment, selection, training and operations. As security professionals we understand the importance of each aspect of the security equation is equally critical, each demanding highly nuanced understanding, meticulous planning and flawless execution by smart people. We first apply these standards to TTD itself, having understood from the beginning that the only way TTD succeeds is by hiring, nurturing and retaining security professionals. In an industry plagued with high turnover rates, we have almost none. We think that's because our approach to security begins with the quality of our people (our critical assets), many of whom are from the ranks of the United States military, law enforcement and government security services. At TTD we don't just create jobs, we create a venue of rewarding careers for very smart people. TTD today is a thriving security services company with a rapidly-expanding energy industry clientele that includes major utilities, facilities and construction sites throughout the country. Our scope of services is constantly evolving to meet the always evolving security threats faced by our clients. Total Tactical Defense is also the nation's first woman- and minority-owned business enterprise focused exclusively on the energy industry and its critical infrastructure assets.
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Here's a little video project edited by John Bennett of NBA Playbook and myself. This may not be the most timely, with the Conference Finals starting tomorrow, but we had too much fun making it not to share it.
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Americans in Japan - American expats in Japan
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Would you like to get in touch with other Americans in Japan? Are you in need of help and advice from your American compatriots? Or would you like to join other American expats on an excursion to discover sights and landmarks – e.g. Shikoku, the smallest island, famous for its 88-temple pilgrimage?
Whether you have settled as an expat in Japan or are still living in the USA and planning your upcoming foreign assignment, InterNations Japan offers everything you need: Established in 2007, our trusted community soon became the leading platform for international networking among expatriates and global minds around the world. Our network also counts a considerable number of American expats in Japan, coming from all corners of the USA - from New York City, over Washington D.C. to Los Angeles.
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Aquis there so long that I no longer remember qd output. It's really good for beginners, discover the effects, but soon even limited qd. I think I had bought 600 francs, which seems rather correct compared to the effects of today's low-end (like zoom, which offers multi-effect preset with bcp but poor quality)
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Wednesday, 26 March 2014 00:00
Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary in 2011, Gasland focuses on communities in the United States impacted by natural gas drilling and, specifically, a method of horizontal drilling into shale formations known as slickwater fracking. Discussion led by Marriele Robinson, Long Island Progressive Coalition's Power-UP Communities, and Eric Weltman, Food and Water Watch, New York. Films on sustainable living are showing on Thursday evenings from through April 17 at 6:30 p.m. at the Garden City Ethical Humanist Society of Long Island on 38 Old Country Rd. Each film is followed by a discussion led by a local solutions expert. Tickets are $15 per night ($12 /ticket for ages 55+ and students with ID). This includes the movie, dinner and discussion. Sweet to Lick of Williston Park, a vegan bakery, is providing a soup dinner. For more information or to purchase tickets for the movie series, call 516-741-7304 Locally Long Island and the Ethical Humanist Society of Long Island are sponsors of the series.
4:30 p.m. Garden City High School, 170 Rockaway Ave., 516-478-2070
4:30 p.m. North Shore High School, 450 Glen Cove Ave., Glen Head 516-292-0200
4:45 p.m. Massapequa High School, 4925 Merrick Rd., 516-308-5900
11 a.m. Garden City High School, 170 Rockaway Ave., 516-478-2070
At 5 p.m., the UK's Choir of Guildford Cathedral will be performing a recital at Garden City's Cathedral of the Incarnation. The choir is joined by Paul Provost, sub organist for the Cathedral since 2009. Tickets for the concert will be available at the door, and are $20 general seating, $10 seniors and students, children under 13 admitted free. The Cathedral of the Incarnation is located on 50 Cathedral Ave. in Garden City. For more information, please call 516-746-2955 or visit www.cathedralmusic.com
With March being National Craft Month, residents are invited down every Monday from 6:30-7:30 p.m. for different themed crafts. Snacks will be provided. Space is limited, so please call 734-793-1830 to register. Garden City Public Library, 60 Seventh St., 516-742-8405.
4:15 p.m. Garden City High School, 170 Rockaway Ave., 516-478-2070
4:30 p.m. Garden City High School, 170 Rockaway Ave., 516-478-2070
4:30 p.m. Wantagh High School, 3297 Beltagh Ave., 516-679-6402
4:30 p.m. Wantagh High School, 3297 Beltagh Ave., 516-679-6402
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4:30 p.m. Sanford H. Calhoun High School, 1786 State St., Merrick 516-992-1300
4:30 p.m. Garden City High School, 170 Rockaway Ave., 516-478-2070
From 6:45 until 8:45 pm., you will learn how to download eBooks and audiobooks from the Garden City Public Library's website. In this program you will learn how to access the books, create a username and password, maneuver around the website, download books, and more. Feel free to bring your device. You must have a valid library card. Prerequisites: Familiarity with your device.
The photographer's artist's statement explains, "Color, light, and composition can transform even the most trivial bits and pieces of ordinary life into objects of arresting beauty. My passion for and immersion in photography has allowed me to 'see' as I have never seen before. I use my camera as a tool for expressing the essence of each experience: the perceived and the felt rather than the external reality. Although I enjoy the control over the final image afforded me by the digital darkroom, I am always aware that the basic techniques of lighting, composition, and exposure are more relevant than ever.
My first and abiding love is for nature and landscape photography. In my travels, both near and far, I have been fortunate to have been able to capture many beautiful images of this genre, as well as many photographs of people. Recently I have become fascinated by places and objects that have been lost, abandoned, or overlooked. I call this series 'Lost and Found.' Exhibits are free and open to the public during regular library hours. For hours and directions, please call 516-742-8405 or www.gardencitypl.org. The library is located in Garden City at 60 Seventh St. Exhibit funding is sponsored by Friends of the Garden City Public Library. To view more of Phyllis Goodfriend's photography, please visit www.phyllisgoodfriendphoto.com
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Six-hour course conducted by the AAA NY in the Garden City office located at 229 7th St. Save money; reduce violation points; sharpen skills. The cost is $39 for AAA members; $32 members 60 and older; $55 nonmembers. Dates and rates subject to change. Online class available. Visit AAA.com/DefensiveDriving. Reservations required. Call 516-873-2381. The following dates are offered:
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Facebook to Say Goodbye to App Notifications on March 1st
Last month, we reported that Facebook was transitioning from application notifications to e-mail notices. Today, the Facebook Developer blog has added further information about this new method and announced that as of March 1, 2010, app notifications will be discontinued. For users who hate being bombarded by app notifications in Facebook, this is good news -- just don't expect notifications to disappear altogether.


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Floating EphemerallyA bloated brown creature forced itself through the hard waves with many puny, pitiful legs. Was it panicking? Painful groans and screeches could not be held back, splashing into the long slender ears of its sympathetic observer. For days it had struggled in the waters above her as the storm strengthened, and for days it continued what looked like a desperate, circular search. The ripples it made were temporary, consumed quickly by the stronger storm-infused waves. Its presence here was ephemeral, and the ship wreck would leave little evidence of its intact existence. Only one curious observer would remember it.Floating Ephemerally by Etiki
Shadow's Too SmallShe sabotaged the case and would never regret it, but she didn't know that yet. Her arms wrapped tightly around a single box with everything inside, casting too small of a shadow for what it held. She lingered and stared from the colorless room, watching the artificial raindrops wrestle down enclosing glass walls. A familiar preprogrammed cue rattled lightning patterns in the sky and the taller buildings cast overlapping grids over her face. She mourned silently beneath the veil they cast, but also smiled. Maybe justice could be adjusted now beneath shadows? After all, she knew they still needed her.Shadow's Too Small by Etiki
I wonder if the creature is me. Probably.Sunsets mean nothingI wonder if the creature is me. Probably. by Etiki
To the hunched heavy spine
Spilled over the dead wooden desk
Studying sheets of blotted lifeless fibers
But desperate colors attempt to infiltrate
They stretch with all their might to
Reach the creature who ignores the waving sky
To drain their hues into its skin and
Stain the walls in bright abstract globs
But it doesn't really notice
The absurd, spilling drapery in the sky
It doesn't lend a glance
At the spectacular goodbye
The last day of summer, the last
Sight of a sentimental, dancing sky
Goodbye, it lingers and swirls
Sky's final burst of summer
Resistance is futile.
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This is fanart of The Poogle Collective, one of fartpoogle's ideas that is based on the Borg of Star Trek. It is an invisible poogle that represents the hive mind of all poogles and often distracts Poogle Two from winning the poogle races.
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Creating a distinct culture has been a priority at Anvil from day one. So, what type of person is the typical Anvilite? You'll find they are driven, fun-loving problem solvers who embrace the company philosophy of work hard, play hard. We all know pictures tell a story best, so check out our #AnvilLive happenings below.
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 10,401–10,410 out of 15,250 events
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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Zumba at Little Bay Park
at Hockey Rink (in Little Bay Park), Queens
5:30 p.m.–6:30 p.m.
A blend of Latin and African dance movement.
Category: Fitness
Summer on the Hudson: Salute to the Sun Yoga
at The Plaza at 66th Street (in Riverside Park South), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
End your day with relaxing Hatha yoga in a beautiful sunset setting.
Category: Education, Festivals, Fitness, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
Sunset Pilates
at Pier 5 (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.
Students will learn proper technique, core muscle strength, spinal alignment and shoulder stabilization.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Bryant Park Tai Chi
at Fountain Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.
Tai Chi and Eternal Spring are instructed by members of the Tai Chi Chuan Center. Open to all ages and experience levels.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness, Seniors
Morning Fitness at Fort Tryon Park
at Heather Garden (in Fort Tryon Park), Manhattan
7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.
For a breath of fresh air, take your workouts outdoors. Come to Fort Tryon Park and try something new!
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Art in the Garden: Harvesting Our History: The Story of Queens Botanical Garden
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Get a sense of Queens Botanical Garden's past and how both the 1939 and 1964 New York World's Fairs influenced the Garden's development.
Category: Art, Festivals, History, Seniors
The NY World's Fairs and the Port Authority Bringing Trade, Travel and Tourism to Queens, The Region and the World
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
In our continuing celebration of the New York World's Fairs, enjoy this Port Authority multimedia exhibit.
Category: Art, History
Fitness Walk at Joe Michaels Mile
at Joe Michaels Mile: Western Entrance (in Crocheron Park), Queens
9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m.
Come join us in a Fitness walking program that starts at the western end of Joe Michaels Mile.
Category: Fitness, Waterfront, Seniors
Restore and Maintain the Wetlands of Randall's Island Park
at Icahn Stadium (in Randall's Island Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Volunteer with us to restore and maintain the wetlands in Randall's Island Park. Projects include trail maintenance, weeding, planting, litter and debris removal, and…
Category: Volunteer
Exhibition - George Boorujy: Taxonomy
at Arsenal (in Central Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Taxonomy is a collection of George Boorujy's dynamic large-scale paintings of North American animals with disarmingly human characteristics, as well as a series of his…
Category: Art, Seniors
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This tour (complete with a scary dragon logo for all you D&D fans) also marks the 30th anniversary of Neil Peart, Geddy Lee, and Alex Lifeson; three decades of odd time signatures, helium screams, and 15-minute drum solos that had everyone flailing their arms like a Pentecostal in a tornado. Join a few thousand of your high school buddies for the biggest reunion of jazz band loafers this side of Ridgemont High. You can also help Geddy celebrate his 51st birthday by doing shots of Metamucil. Lick... shot... suck... nap. -- Jon Wilkins
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DPI Conference opens in Australia
(Melbourne, Australia) — "Advancing global health is essential to the Millennium Development Goals, and you are essential to advancing global health," said Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon via video message, thanking the 1,200 non-governmental organizations representatives in attendance at the sixty-third annual United Nations DPI/NGO Conference in Melbourne, Australia.
The central concern of Mr Ban's remarks on day one of the three-day Conference was the need to improve women's and children's health — "the area where we are most behind". Simple measures could make a huge difference, he told the gathering, whose activism the United Nations not only valued, but depended upon.
"We have the know-how to build strong health systems We have the resources to ensure that women have access to the services they need, when and where they need them. And, we have the Global Strategy for Women's and Children's Health, which brings together all stakeholders — Governments, NGOs, foundations and the private sector," he said.
In that vein, the Secretary-General stressed that partnership would be crucial to ending preventable deaths, and he told civil society participants that their role was "invaluable", with their unique presence on the ground and in communities, and their understanding of the daily challenges faced by the most vulnerable. They also had the passion and networks to spread the messages far and wide.
Picking up that thread in a keynote address this morning, Michel Sidibe, Executive Director of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) said that three decades ago, there were few advocates for HIV/AIDS, but the non-governmental organizations were there when no one else was. They were there accessing Governments, they were researching to break the conspiracy of silence around the disease; and, they had later helped to negotiate the price of antiretroviral drugs. Civil society had forged a social transformation, which would never have taken place without them, and they had helped to mobilize resources along the way. Mr Sidibe urged them "to muster one energy, one force" for transforming the public health debate. The Australia Conference — the third outside United Nations Headquarters in New York — brings together a wide range of actors in the vibrant city of Melbourne, in an effort to open a space in which civil society in concert with other actors can contribute, not just to managing disease, but to fostering global health and, in turn, promoting achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, three of which directly concern health. Through the United Nations-civil society partnership, which was launched officially in 1968 when the Public Information Department first began associating non-governmental organizations, an effort will be made at the Conference to ensure that the health status of individuals and populations is seen, not only as a barometer of progress towards meeting the internationally-agreed development goals, but also as a motivator. For that purpose, the Meeting has a full agenda that includes four round tables, on the role of the non-governmental organizations and civil society in helping to achieve the Millennium Development Goals; equity, rights and progress towards the Goals' achievement; strengthening an integrated and systems approach to achieving the health-related Goals; and achieving the Goals in today's changing world.
Numerous workshops were slated as opportunities for the non-governmental organizations to interact in greater depth, in an informal setting, on the issues. The scope of topics is evident, and notable among them are: "The Unfinished Agenda of Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights"; "A New Paradigm of a Healthy Lifestyle for Peace and Sustainability"; "Health Care Outreach to the Poor as an Experiential Context for Human Rights Education"; "Slipping Through the Cracks — Women and Infectious Diseases"; and "Code Red: The Aboriginal Health Crisis in Australia".
Opening statements this morning were also made by United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information Kiyotaka Akasaka; Bob McMullen, Parliamentary Secretary for International Development Assistance, on behalf of the Prime Minister of Australia; Navanethem Pillay, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, via videotape; and Barbara Flick Nicol, indigenous health activist. A welcome on behalf of the non-governmental organizations was delivered by Mary Norton, Conference Chair.
The Conference will meet again formally at 4:30 p.m. today to take up round table I on the role of non-governmental organizations and civil society in helping to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
Opening Ceremony, Statements
Participants were ushered into the Conference Room at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre and given a traditional welcome to the country with indigenous live musical performances, including the premier performance of an aria from the first indigenous opera. A locally-produced curtain raiser focusing on the importance of the Millennium Development Goals set the stage for the formal start of the opening ceremony. An indigenous elder, wishing the Conference all success, invited participants to close their eyes and feel Australia and the urgent need to achieve the Millennium Development Goals for all the people of the world, through the indigenous dance and music they were about to see and hear.
Opening remarks were made by United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information KIYOTAKA AKASAKA, who said the meeting had come to Australia in recognition of the country's strong support and rich contribution to the United Nations since its founding in 1945. It had come to the beautiful city of Melbourne in recognition of its history, culture and care for its citizens, as well as its embrace of those around the world.
Mr Akasaka thanked the Federal Government of Australia and the state of Victoria for their commitment and energy. "Thank you, Melbourne!" he enthused. Participants were here to take action on what was surely the most pressing issue in the world: global health. Every culture, from East to West, North to South, shared a similar problem; the fate of nations worldwide was inextricably linked to the health of their peoples. That was seen today most acutely in Pakistan, where 17 million flood victims now faced an emergency health crisis with mounting cases of water-borne and communicable diseases. In nations across the world, it was clear that investments in health yielded significant returns, he said, adding that study after study had showed that investment in good health was cost effective and that investment in women and children reduced poverty and stimulated the economy. Indeed, he said, health was at the very core of the Millennium Development Goals. Achieving the Goals was essential for peace, development, stability, and for addressing human rights equality. In less than one month, world leaders would gather at the United Nations in New York for a summit on the Goals to make a strong push for their achievement by 2015, a mere five years away. This Conference, therefore, was a crucial opportunity to hear the voices of those present — the voices of civil society and non-governmental organizations ahead of the September summit, he said. It was an opportunity for all present to help to narrow the differences between public health policy and prejudice and the often harsh world of people's daily lives. It was also an opportunity to promote action for health where it mattered most, in districts and communities. A broad range of complex issues would be examined in the next three days. Each participant would continue to play an important role in the growing global coalition for health and in fulfilment of the promises of the development Goals.
BOB MCMULLEN, Australian Parliamentary Secretary for International Development Assistance, speaking on behalf of the Prime Minister of Australia, thanked the Conference organizers for holding the largest ever United Nations event of its kind in his country, adding "we're the appropriate choice," being the only major developed economy almost completely surrounded by developing countries. Australia, he said, was surrounded by some of the most vulnerable and fragile countries whose progress towards meeting the Millennium Development Goals was mixed.
He noted that the Asia Pacific region was home to two-thirds of the world's poor. Maternal deaths accounted for almost half the global total, yet the region attracted only one third of the total global aid. The Conference should bring collective ideas and experiences to bear on such challenges. His key message was that not enough progress was being made to achieve the health Goals, nor was sufficient attention being given to the increasing importance of non-communicable diseases not directly targeted by the Millennium Development Goals.
For Australia and its neighbours, the Conference was an important opportunity to raise awareness about the need to meet the internationally-agreed challenges, he said, specifically, to halve poverty, and achieve the eight goals to advance human development. The Millennium Development Goals had been an excellent tool for explaining the development objectives to the general public, and that must continue if support was to be maintained for increasing official development assistance (ODA) at a time of fiscal constraint.
The test for the international community was to move quickly to meet the targets by 2015, and each representative in the room had an important role to play in that regard. Governments could only do so much, and their decisions were necessarily shaped by many factors and players. Furthermore, collaboration could result in more effective aid and greater harmonization. Australia, for its part, was committed to being an "international citizen" and to improving the lives of people less fortunate than its own, particularly in the region.
Australia was also committed to increase its aid spending to 0.5 per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP), and it was on track to achieve that, he said, adding that this had been a bipartisan commitment in the recent election. Australians, he stressed, were also very enthusiastic volunteers. The country was focused mainly on Asia and the Pacific region because of its geographical location. Maternal mortality rates in the area had dropped significantly, but remained high and had increased in Afghanistan, Fiji and Laos; they also remained unacceptably high in Papua New Guinea. At least one in 20 children died in this region before the age of five. But Australia was also developing a more truly global programme and had increased its aid to Africa, realizing that the Millennium Development Goals would not be achieved without more progress on the Continent. In his keynote address, United Nations Secretary-General BAN KI-MOON said the vibrant, multicultural city of Melbourne had so much to offer the world. The United Nations not only valued its activism, but depended on it. "North and South; indigenous peoples; small island developing States — we need to hear your voices. And we need you now more than ever," he said. There had been gains on many fronts towards meeting the Millennium Development Goals, he stated, adding, however, that there was still some distance to go, and meeting the commitments on health was central to that effort. Welcoming the focus on women's and children's health, he said that was "the area where we are most behind". Yet, evidence showed that it was also an opportunity for the biggest return on investment. Simple measures could make a huge difference, he suggested, adding, "We have the know-how to build strong health systems. We have the resources to ensure that women have access to the services they need, when and where they need them. And, we have the Global Strategy for Women's and Children's Health, which brings together all stakeholders — Governments, NGOs, foundations and the private sector".
Stressing that partnership would be crucial to ending preventable deaths, he told civil society participants that their role was "invaluable", with their unique presence on the ground, in communities, and their understanding of the daily challenges faced by the most vulnerable. "You have the passion and networks to spread our messages far and wide," he urged.
"Thank you for joining forces," Mr Ban encouraged. "Advancing global health is essential to the (Millennium Development Goals), and you are essential to advancing global health."
Wishing participants a successful conference, he said he looked forward to working with them "to keep the promise of the (Millennium Development Goals)".
NAVANETHEM PILLAY, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, via videotape, said positive results on achieving the Millennium Development Goals had been uneven, and often left unaddressed structural conditions of discrimination and inequality that condemned far too many people to a life of hunger, illness and vulnerability. A human rights approach to underdevelopment helped to identify and tackle inequality and social exclusion at their roots. It also created a framework that levelled the playing field, bolstering the accountability of Governments, donor countries, and non-governmental organizations regarding action taken or omitted.
She said that the participation of "rights holders" was a key component of effective policies. In designing solutions, the most vulnerable must be engaged as proponents and engineers of change. Policies must be made truly representative, but they must also empower communities and individuals to claim their entitlements and rights. Governments that had explicitly linked human rights obligations to development of Millennium Development Goals policies had made the greatest advances. Health policies that purposely reached out to the poor and marginalized exemplified that.
Several human rights institutions defined health as a right, she said, pointing out that article 12 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights upheld the right of all to enjoy the highest standard of physical health. Many other rights depended on the enjoyment of health and access to health care, which was at the very core of the Millennium Development Goals. And that, in turn, curbed extreme poverty, offered education for all, removed gender inequality, reduced child and maternal mortality, ensured environmental sustainability, and so on. None of the Goals could be achieved without consideration of the full range of human rights, including the right to health. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimated that up to 98 per cent of the annual 500,000 deaths related to pregnancy and childbirth complications could be prevented with low-cost targeted interventions, policies and services, she noted. Despite that, maternal health remained the least successful of the eight Goals. Failure to achieve progress on that vital goal indicated a failure to implement key human rights principles, such as equality and non-discrimination. Drivers preventing maternal deaths included access to health care and education, and equal economic opportunities. States must help women attain those rights and recognize that human rights violations were intrinsic triggers of maternal mortality. Civil society was an indispensable partner for achieving that and all other Millennium Development Goals, she said. It insisted that human rights be placed at the centre of policies designed to fulfil the Goals and to save lives; civil society's help, ideas, energy and passion remained crucial to that endeavour.
In a keynote address, MICHEL SIDIBE, Executive Director, UNAIDS, asserted that the Millennium Development Goals were not just goals, but a movement. The call to implement the health goal was a call for peace and for equity. The AIDS story was a story of our age; a passionate call for social justice, a mission for opportunity. Ten years ago, there was less than $500 million to fight HIV/AIDS, whereas today, there was $60 billion. "That would never have been possible without you." In the last five years, the numbers of people receiving treatment had multiplied; there were now more than 5 million people on "the drugs" and new infections had been reduced by 70 per cent. In Papua New Guinea, which he had recently visited, he said, the prevalence rate had declined, with Australia's help. It was impossible to reach the Millennium Development Goals without an inclusive governance system, and that civil society had helped to change, he continued. Today, civil society was involved in almost every policy and decision, ensuring that those embraced the needs of the poorest segment of society. Indeed, civil society was at the centre of activities in the realm of HIV/AIDS, pushing for universal access to drugs, for example, reaching the unreachable, and putting in place delivery systems . "It is time to harness the passion and the expertise you have been developing during the last 30 years," which had created a social movement around HIV.
He said the Development Goals were an "indivisible set". He also called for the elimination of mother-to-child transmission. It was unacceptable to have 400,000 babies born with HIV in the developing world, while that was not happening in the developed world. His vision was very simple: he would accept nothing less than zero new infections, zero discrimination, and zero AIDS-related deaths. But "zero" would be reached only by harnessing the dynamism and creativity on a scale marshalled by the non-governmental organizations and civil society. "I am so happy to have joined you together in Melbourne," he concluded.
In another keynote address, BARBARA FLICK NICOL, introduced by Mr Akasaka as an Australian indigenous health activist with a 40-year history of working in Government and with non-governmental organizations on a broad range of subjects, talked about the "footprints" of her people, who had lived in Australia for countless generations. She challenged the Government of Australia to give more effort to reaching the Millennium Development Goals and issued a challenge to her own people to stop abusing alcohol, their children, cigarettes, and all the other things that endangered their health and which no amount of money could change.
She said her people had made many gains, but the gap in life expectancy was still too great. In one community where she worked, the life expectancy of indigenous men was 38. That was an "appalling" situation for a developed country. At the same time, there had been successes: indigenous women were increasingly overcoming inequality and gaining positions of power, for which they were preparing the next generation. But, it was not just the clinical side of giving birth that was important to the indigenous people; it was their cultural practices, and many were "locked away".
For example, she explained traditionally a mother's placenta should be buried in tribal lands so the child was recognized as part of the country, but the local hospitals did not understand why they should give the placenta to the family. Yet, that ceremony was so important to maintaining indigenous culture and traditions. Legislation was supposed to enable indigenous people to take advantage of development and job opportunities, but development must be socially just and consider the regeneration of the land; it must not be based on political gains or buying votes. But this was exactly what was happening now in Queensland. To become empowered in a developed nation like Australia meant engaging productively in the real economy, so access to such opportunities must be made easier for indigenous people, she said. Her grandchildren needed to understand that they could become scientists if they so chose. Not all problems were structural, she acknowledged, pointing to petrol sniffing and other drug abuse among her people. "The buck stops with the grandmother," and she took that role very seriously. So, it did not matter how many millions of dollars for health were directed to her people if they continued to abuse themselves. At the same time, they were fighting for survival, for which they needed inner strength and a Government that worked with them and "cut away the ties of bureaucracy".
"Pull back the blinds and have a look into our hearts and into our minds and create strong, real partnerships for us to grow as one Australia where there is harmony and peace among us all," she implored.
Welcoming the non-governmental organizations, MARY NORTON, Chair of the Conference and Co-Chair of the Planning Committee, said "We have come here today, from every part of the world, to share a common mission, to advance global health — and to foster achievement of the Millennium Development Goals." To accomplish those objectives, she insisted that non-governmental organizations, civil society and Governments all needed a commitment to values of social justice, equity and quality health care for all people.
In developing countries, people lost their lives because of poverty, hunger, and economic constraints, as well as a lack of political will and adequately trained health professionals. "Although we are linked to an extraordinary degree, yet the disparities in health outcomes and inequity keep expanding." Today, for example, 6,000 people would die from contaminated drinking water. "Can you imagine the staggering numbers that have died since we started planning this Conference in January?" she asked.
She said that if the notion of health included the social determinants of literacy, nutrition, housing, contaminated water and lack of sanitation, then the view was acceptable that all the Millennium Development Goals contributed to improving health for all people. The meeting was an opportunity to speak on behalf of those whose voices could not be heard here: colleagues and friends who had died in service of the underserved and marginalized; as well as those women who died bringing new life into the world, and from preventable and treatable illness and lack of trained health professionals. Those who died from natural and manmade disasters should also be given voice. "Let us commit by the end of this Conference to have an outcome declaration and, more importantly, outcome action plans to sustain achieved gains of the MDGs, and for those MDGs most lagging behind," she concluded.


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Here you will find product information from the companies we represent in the UK - Opal Sock and Sweater Yarn, Scheoller & Stahl sock yarn, Austermann sock yarn, Woolly Wormhead books, Susan Crawford Books, Clover and Knit Pro knitting needles and accessories. We are also the UK Distributor for Eucalan - the no rinse washing liquid. Also for KB Authentic Knitting Boards and Sock Looms.
Please look in each section to find our list of stockists around the UK where you can easily purchase these yarns, accessories and much more! We only supply businesses and can not supply the public direct.
Austermann Sock Yarns
Fabulous self patterning 4ply sock yarns that contain Aloe Vera and Jojoba Oil making the yarn beautifully soft and kind to your feet!
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Opal Sock and Sweater Yarns
Fabulous self patterning sock yarns in both 4 ply and 6 ply.
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Viridian Sock Yarn and Products
We have our own range of 4 shades of Opal Schafpate 4ply sock yarn. Also our own metal and bamboo 15cm x 2.5mm DPN's and even a cute little sheep needle gauge!
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Knit-Pro Knitting Needles and Crochet Hooks
We are a distributor of Knit-Pro interchangable needles, straight needles, crochet hooks, square needles, storage bags, accessories and lots more from the ever increasing Knit Pro ranges!
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Clover Knitting Needles and Accessories
A wonderful selection of Bamboo knitting Needles and great knitting gadgets and gizmo's.
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Woolly Wormhead
Our remaining stock of Woolly Wormhead books have been reduced to clear, please contact us for details. We have Twisted Woolly Toppers; Wee Woolly Toppers and Going Straight.
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Susan Crawford
Susan is renowned for her new and re-used Vintage designs and there are 4 fantastic books to keep and cherish. Vintage Gifts To Knit, Coronation Knits and 2 in colllaboration with Jane Waller - A Stitch In Time Vol I & II.
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While it's perfectly acceptable to heat up some ready-made canapés in your oven half an hour before your party starts, it really does pay to go the extra mile and make the food yourself. And since the party season is nearly over *sob*, and Dull Dry January looms, we think it's worth going the whole hog and creating something a bit extra-special to see this new year in.
That's why we've gone Italian for our NY gathering this year as a) they really know how to feed a crowd and b) both of the recipes below are delicious and simple ideas that won't take ages to prepare but will look seriously impressive. Each of these traditional dishes use a combination of gloriously-festive flavours of honey, nuts and a cheese called Grana Padano, a delicious semi-aged hard Italian cheese that is subtler in flavour than Parmigiano and less nutty and salty.
And while we're on the Italian theme, why not do as the Italians do for New Year - wear red underwear and eat a spoonful of lentil stew when the clock strikes midnight.
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Ingredients (makes 30 pieces):
- 500g Puff pastry
- 300g Dry apricots
- 150g Grated Grana Padano cheese
- 50ml Honey
- 100g Pistachios
- 10g Black onion seed
1) Preheat the oven to 185°C
2) Mix the apricots, Grana Padano, honey, and pistachios in a bowl using a fork or spoon.
3) Roll out the puff pastry and cut into 5cm x 3cm long strips.
4) Place the filling in the middle of the strip and roll the dough into a spiral shape.
5) Brush with a beaten egg and top with black onion seed and extra grated Grana Padano.
6) Place in the oven for 25 minutes.
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- 500g Puff pastry
- 50g Mix of dried apricots, figs, prunes, pistachios, hazelnuts and almonds
- 3 Tablespoons of honey
- 100g Grated Grana Padano cheese
- 1 Egg yolk
- Icing sugar to dust
1) Preheat the oven to 190 degrees.
2) Roll the puff pastry into a thin layer and cut the dough into long horizontal strips.
3) In a mortar, crush the dried fruits and nuts.
4) Add the honey and 50g of the grated Grana Padano cheese and use your hands to work the mixture into a paste.
5) Spread the paste onto the top of the dough.
6) Starting with a long side of the dough, roll it into a log, jelly-roll style.
7) Bake for approximately 30 minutes or until golden brown.
8) Sprinkle with icing sugar once cooled and serve.
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