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The combination of calcium and vitamin D helps promote the absorption of the essential mineral. Calcium is integral for bone growth and bone density. It's largely present in inorganic (outer) bone. Certain nerve impulses also rely on the presence of calcium. In addition' calcium plays a role in muscle contraction as well as our immune system's first response to torn tissue.
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The fruit of this plant has been used for years in many traditional medicines. It has been suggested that saw palmetto can possibly make the inner lining of an enlarged prostate smaller' relieving pressure on the channels that carry urine' potentially making it easier to urinate with an enlarged prostate.
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Vitamin D (as ergocalciferol) 400 IU/ 100%
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Vitamin K (as phytonadione) 50 mcg / 63%
Thiamin (B-1) 25 mg / 1667%
Riboflavin (B-2) 25 mg / 1471%
Niacin (from niacinamide and inositol hexanicotine) 50 mg / 250%
Vitamin B-6 (from pyridoxine HCl and pyridoxal-5 phosphate) 25 mg / 1250%
Folate (folic acid) 800 mcg / 200%
Vitamin B-12 (as methylcobalamin) 250 mcg / 4167%
Biotin 300 mg / 100%
Pantothenic Acid (as d-calcium pantothenate) 100 mg / 1000%
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16. Princeville Resort (The Tavern at Princeville), North Shore, Kauai, Hawaii:
The bar and restaurant by Roy Yamaguchi offers local food and drink in a casual setting that overlooks the 18th hole, the Sea Cliffs and Hanalei Bay.
1. Arcadia Bluffs (Sunset Grill), Arcadia, Mich.
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4. Dunvegan Hotel and Lounge Bar, St. Andrews, Scotland:
5. Edgewood Tahoe (Brooks' Bar and Deck), Stateline, Nev.
6. Fallen Oak Golf Club (Fallen Oak Bar), Biloxi, Miss.
7. Granite Links Golf Club (Tavern at Quarry Hills), Quincy, Mass.
8. Grayhawk Golf Club (Phil's Grill), Scottsdale, Ariz.
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International trade, economic transactions that are made between countries. Among the items commonly traded are consumer goods, such as television sets and clothing; capital goods, such as machinery; and raw materials and food. Other transactions involve services, such as travel services and payments for foreign patents (see service industry). International trade transactions are facilitated by international financial payments, in which the private banking system and the central banks of the trading nations play important roles.
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So I started thinking about what might a measure of continuous air quality progress be? For example, could we use ambient air quality adjusted for meteorological conditions and transport?
One way to do this might be to use S. T. Rao¹s long term analysis. His approach, in effect, seems to adjust for meteorology. Could we use Rao¹s long term analysis technique on ozone flux, i.e., the difference between the downwind ozone and the upwind ozone, in order to subtract transport?
One specific approach might be to develop a data set for one city for which we have wind field data and a set of all possible upwind monitors (essentially ³background² monitors at every compass point surrounding the city). Then, on a daily basis, construct the ozone flux time series choosing the appropriate background monitor based on that day¹s (or morning¹s) predominate wind direction. Finally, apply Rao¹s technique to the flux measurement and examine the trend.
A secondary analysis could take into account precursors (VOC and NOy or NOx) but might be more time consuming to implement. The idea would be to adjust for precursor transport into the area by running a single ozone episode with fluctuating boundary conditions.
One way to do this might be to examine the range of precursor concentrations during the period of analysis. Then perform several runs of the photochemical model with this range in boundary condition inputs. (Reduce the number of runs by picking only a few sets of conditions; interpolate the model results for the intermediate points.) Finally, add this adjustment to the ozone flux adjustment described above to calculate the long term ozone trend for which the area itself is responsible. Comments?
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Hello, and good morning, everyone! Hope you're having a pleasant little Monday so far. And to all the mommas out there, I hope you all had a splendid Momma's Day, yesterday! A quick shout-out goes out to my Mom and my rad sister, Jenny. They = fantastic mamacitas who make tasty margaritas. Well, my sister makes the margies. But my Mom and I loooooove drinking them! Ooohhh I could go for a Jenny margie right now. On the rocks, extra lime. Wait, it's Monday morning and these are my thoughts. Baaaad, Alison. Baaaad.
I'm gonna move from drunkenness to dresses, without skipping a beat…
Ok, honestly, I don't know how any of you could possibly pick just one dress at this point in the game. There's just too much pretty out there.
You know the effect that Coldplay's manufactured sound has on most of us? The way it calms things down and gives us those occasional happy shivers? These frocks have the same effect on me…
Center Stage Dress in Champagne
This is quite obviously today's reception dress pick. LOVE.
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Now, for some wedding dress wow factor love. FORM OF: Monique Lhullier !
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By the way, I have a couple of hairstyle comments/suggestions to make.
… is how my dear mother styled my hair when I was a wee babe. She worked it up into a clean bun, shimmied me into my dress, and called me Pebbles. So, while I have some of the cutest baby photos you've ever seen, I can't imagine wearing my hair in a similar style on my wedding day. Of course, I'm biased – I don't want friends and family I've known since birth reminiscing about my baby hair 'dos while I'm to-having and t0-holding. 'Cause that would be what happened if I wore my hair like this. Which I won't. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
On the other hand, this:
… is AWESOME. (By the way, I found both of these over at Elle.) It's really quite perfect for a laid-back, backyard affair… if you love ponytails but don't want to look like you dialed it in on your wedding day. Personally, I love ponytails (my go-to 'do), and am always on the search for ways to change it up. So, naturally, I love this. Of course, it may err a little on the side of being too casual, so here, check out my top five tips for great wedding day hair if you're looking for some fabulous 'dos for your lovely lady locks. ;)


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I was very impressed with the first issue and Darth Tyranus' meeting with Darth Maul. Great dynamic.
I am very eager for the next installment of this title and still very miffed that Dark Horse will no longer be doing the Star Wars comics after 2014! Grrrrr!
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Allowance trading needs oversight, but don't overdo it.
Catherine Krupka is a partner with Sutherland (formerly Sutherland Asbill & Brennan) in Washington, D.C. Email her at: firstname.lastname@example.com. Susan Lafferty is a senior associate with Sutherland. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com
Allowance trading needs oversight, but don't overdo it.
"Cap-and-trade won't work."
So says the Los Angeles Times in a March 10, 2008 opinion. 1 Recalling the state's experience when it deregulated the power markets and how that effort enabled "unscrupulous traders such as Enron to manipulate the market" the newspaper warns, "We could be looking at deregulation déjá vu . Carbon-trading markets are easy to manipulate and produce volatile energy prices, and the political influence of business and other lobbies can skew the system to produce unfair outcomes." 2
Although this opinion focuses on California's attempt to manage greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, federal lawmakers have expressed similar concerns as Congress considers omnibus climate change legislation. Senators Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) have proposed anti-manipulation laws for the emissions markets premised on laws applicable to manipulating securities prices. The Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act of 2008 (S.3036), the leading federal cap-and-trade proposal, would establish a "Carbon Market Working Group" to ensure the integrity of the emissions allowance markets.
Is the U.S. on the right track when it comes to regulating the emissions markets? Not necessarily.
Anti-Manipulation Proposals
Conventional wisdom is that, due to the distraction of the November elections and the state of the economy, Congress will wait until at least 2009 to enact a federal cap-and-trade program, including any emissions market oversight provisions. Nevertheless, this year's Congressional activity will set the stage, so it's worth focusing now on the debate over how Congress should address concerns about the impact of GHG-reduction efforts on consumer prices, including the price of energy.
One aspect of the debate is to what extent a market-based cap-and-trade model is vulnerable to market manipulation and whether speculator participation in the emissions markets will raise the price of allowances or make them more difficult for emitters to secure. For example, another L.A. Times opinion piece, from May 28, 2007, observes, "Also hoping to profit, honestly or not, would be carbon traders. Large financial institutions would jump into the exchange to collect commissions on carbon trades, just as they do with crude oil and wheat. This presents opportunities for Enron-style market manipulation." 3 An October 2007 Congressional Research Service report made a similar point, noting, "Since there is widespread suspicion that excessive speculation by hedge funds and others has affected energy prices in recent years, the possibility that the price of allowances could also be subject to distortion or manipulation will be a policy concern." 4
Why might Congress worry? The sheer size of the carbon markets suggests to some that the ill effects from their manipulation might be considerable. The Congressional Research Service estimates the United States is expected to distribute 5 billion GHG allowances per year, valued at between $72 to $122 billion (likely more) as compared to the current SO 2 markets that involve 9 million annual allowances valued


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Deeplinks Blog posts about NSA Spying
We're still sifting through the documents released as part of the recent bombshells in the press discussing AT&T's "extreme willingness to help" the NSA in its mass spying programs.
Reports today in the New York Times and ProPublica confirm what EFF's Jewel v. NSA lawsuit has claimed since 2008—that the NSA and AT&T have collaborated to build a domestic surveillance infrastructure, resulting in unconstitutional seizure and search of of millions, if not hundreds of millions, of Americans' Internet communications.
A New Milestone: Appeals Court to Consider NSA's Mass Seizures and Searches on the Internet Backbone
One of the most outrageous ways that the government has violated our Fourth Amendment rights against general seizures and searches has been through its system of tapping into the fiber optic cables of America's telecommunications companies. The result is a digital dragnet—a technological mass surveillance system that subjects millions of ordinary Americans to the seizure and searching of their online correspondence, conversations, web searches, reading and other activities as they travel across the Internet. This tapping isn't just about metadata—it includes full content searches of Americans' communications, at the very least any international communications involving a website or a person who is abroad.
USA Freedom requires the NSA to stop collecting our telephone records. An open question when the law passed was what should happen to the mountain of records the NSA has already collected. Will the records be destroyed? Will the NSA keep them? Will it be able to keep using them?
How do you kill a zombie bill like CISA? Grassroots action. That's why EFF and over a dozen other groups are asking you to join us in a Week of Action to Stop CISA. The Senate is likely to vote on the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) in the coming weeks, and only you can help us stop it.
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Funding Opportunities from Office of the Coordinator for Health Information Technology
The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) is pleased to announce the following two funding opportunities:
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Objective: This program makes available $70 million in grants to help develop and strengthen the health information technology (health IT) community by rapidly creating health IT education and training programs at community colleges or expand existing programs. Community colleges funded under this initiative will establish intensive, non-degree training programs that can be completed in six months or less.
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After Cheryl and I located the German hometown of our common ancestor, Joseph Meyer Schulte (see Part 1 of this series), I ordered the Beckum microfilms from Salt Lake City and created a file in Family Tree Maker from the records I found. This database, Schulte and Others in Beckum, Westfalen, Germany, is available online at Rootsweb (and needs to be updated when I've finished entering the rest of the records I photographed from the Beckum films--someone ought to remind me to do that in, say, October. I should be recovered from this year's 'moving' experience by then).
Our great great grandfather's birth and christening were recorded in the Catholic churchbooks of Beckum. We had already known Joseph's birth date, which appeared on his death certificate. With that information, we had found the birth record indexed in the IGI, which also gave us Joseph's parents' names, so we were prepared for most of what we found in the churchbook entry. We were very interested, though, in the way Joseph's father was listed:
This entry shows that Joseph's father, Johann Hermann Schulte was a weaver [Weber] who was commonly known as [vulgo] Meier-Schulte. In the records of Joseph's siblings, their father's name was listed with or without the vulgo notation as Johann Hermann Meier Schulte, Meyer Schulte, or Meÿer Schulte (which I misread as Meijer Schulte because, handwritten, it looks the same).
Neither Cheryl nor I had run across anything like this in our previous German research. We pitched ideas back and forth, one after another, trying to guess how this anomaly might have come about.
The plot thickened when we got a look at the 11 August 1840 marriage record of our Joseph's parents.
In the groom's column, Johann Hermann Schulte again had the vulgo Meyer Schulte notation. And in the column identifying the father of the groom, the carpenter [Zimmermann] Hermann Schulte was said to have been born [geb., i.e. geboren] Meyer in Herzfeld.
Now we're getting somewhere, I thought, and hastened to order the Herzfeld microfilm.
Beckum Stadt and Wadersloh are highlighted. You might as well
notice Hamm also, west of the arrow. It won't hurt you to
know where it is when we get to Part 3 of this series.
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The bride, Maria Gertrud Hagedorn, was identified as the illegitimate daughter of Elisabeth Hagedorn of Wadersloh (spelled Watersloh in this record), so I ordered the Wadersloh microfilm too, which, as it turned out, provided some key information.
of Maria Gertrud Hagedorn - Wadersloh, Germany
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When you look at the enlarged view of this record, you will see that light notations have been added to several of the entries in this churchbook, including the one for Maria Gertrud Hagedorn, Joseph Meyer Schulte's mother.
To the best of my interpretive abilities, this light notation indicates that Maria Gertrud was married in Beckum on 11 August 1840 to Johann Hermann Schulte, who was christened [getauft] in Herzfeld on 14 December 1788. We have already seen the marriage record (above), and we'll get to that Herzfeld christening record in a moment, but before we leave this document, we might as well have a quick look at the other notation.
Although this notation is very hard to read, a search for Elisabeth's christening record did turn up this entry for a Clara Elisabeth Hagedorn on 22 July 1798.
Now, about that Herzfeld christening record. I was excited to have found the date cross-referenced in the Wadersloh churchbook, and when I got to the Herzfeld microfilm, I went straight to the record.
As expected, the record was dated 14 December 1788. The surname Schulte, however, does not appear in the record, as was written in the Wadersloh notation. Johan Hermann's father was listed as Johan Herman Meÿer, not Schulte.
His mother was listed as Clara Friderici, [illegible] Meÿer. I don't know what the illegible word is. I considered Weduwe (widow), although that doesn't look quite right with that high-rising letter toward the end of the word. And if it were widow, what might the meaning be? That the baby's father Johan Herman had died sometime during her pregnancy? That Johan Herman was perhaps a second husband and, say, brother or cousin of Clara's first husband?
Hermann and Clara were married in 1778. Even if she were a widow when she married Hermann, it seems unlikely that she would still be identified as such ten years later in the birth record of a child fathered by Hermann.
Clara was born in December 1755, which means she was just 23 when she married Herman. It's certainly possible that she was a widow at that time, but seems unlikely. In addition, I did not find any prior marriage record to support that theory.
12 November 2007 Update: Many thanks to Georg Friederici, who contacted me to let me know that the illegible word which I thought might be Weduwe is actually condicta. I checked a couple of Latin genealogical word lists and didn't find it, but a Latin-to-English translation engine gave me "to agree, fix, settle, make arrangements." In this instance, I think it just means that Clara Friderici was Mrs. Meÿer. Thank you, Georg!The other theory, that Herman died during the time Clara was pregnant with Johan Hermann, lost credibility when I found another christening record.
The Latin word natus means born. Exactly what is the meaning of this notation, Carl Schulte, natus? Let's add another document to the heap before we proceed. Oops, I mean, let's add another child to this family...
Between the birth of Johann Hermann and Johann Bernard, a daughter, Friderica Juliana. But what is her surname?
The parents are listed as Carl Schulte and Clara Friderici in this record. So, what is this guy's name, anyhow? Let's bring on his christening record and see what we can find out from that.
I didn't find a record for anyone named Carl Schulte. I did find Joan Herman Meÿer, born in the appropriate timeframe to be our guy. (As a point of interest, notice that the July 20th christening of Clara Friderici's sister is listed on this same page.) I believe this is our guy, which means, holy cow, there's a Balthasar in my tree!
Yes, I know, I'll get over it. But what about Carl Schulte?? Got any more documents? Well, yes, I do...
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How does Anna Gertrudis Meÿer fit into our picture? I don't know! And right now, we are more interested in Carl Schulte, remember? So have a look at Anna's father:
The German word genannt means named, called, or alias. Who is Christoph Meÿer and why is he called Carl Schulte? I don't know! But his daughter's godfather was...
Larry O. Jensen's A Genealogical Handbook of German Research (available free online, in downloadable PDF format) explains patronymics and occupational naming practices (p. 39) as well as farm and locality naming practices (p.41). After reading these two chapters--in the old hard-copy edition I've depended upon for years as my guide to German handwriting--I'm encouraged that I may yet find an answer to the Meyer-Schulte question.
You probably thought this was going to be like a cheap mystery novel where all the loose ends are tied up on the last page. It's not. It's more like the cliffhanger season finale of some weekly prime-time drama on TV, albeit without the guns and car chases. Next season, well, we may or may not resolve the issue.
Meanwhile, Part 3 of this series is coming right up. Think of it as a spin-off...
The Meyer Schulte Appendix
With gratitude to Randy at Genea-Musings for the hook-up, I visited Ancestry's free Family Facts page to look up name meanings relevant to this story. The results were, shall we say, fairly conclusive?
- MEYER - German and Dutch: from Middle High German meier, a status name for a steward, bailiff, or overseer, which later came to be used also to denote a tenant farmer, which is normally the sense in the many compound surnames formed with this term as a second element. Originally it denoted a village headman (ultimately from Latin maior 'greater', 'superior').
- SCHULTE - North German and Dutch: status name from Middle Low German schulthete, Middle Dutch schulte 'village headman'. Compare Schultz, Schultheis.
- SCHULTEIS - German (Schultheiss) and Dutch: status name from Middle High German schultheize 'village headman'. The term originally denoted a man responsible for collecting dues and paying them to the lord of the manor. See also Schultz 1.
- SCHULTZ - German: status name for a village headman, from a contracted form of Middle High German schultheize. The term originally denoted a man responsible for collecting dues and paying them to the lord of the manor; it is a compound of sculd(a) 'debt', 'due' + a derivative of heiz(z)an 'to command'. The surname is also established in Scandinavia.
- CARL - 1. Variant spelling of Dutch, German, and Scandinavian Karl. 2. English: from the Anglo-Scandinavian personal name Karl(i), ultimately from Germanic karl 'man', 'freeman'. See also Charles. 3. English: status name for a bondman or villein, from the vocabulary word karl, carl, which had various different meanings at various times: originally 'man', then 'ordinary man', 'peasant', and in Middle English specialized in the senses 'free peasant', 'bondman', 'villein', and 'rough, churlish individual'.
- KARL - German, Dutch, Scandinavian, and eastern and southern Slavic: from the personal name Karl, from a common Germanic word, Old High German karl 'man', 'husband', 'freeman'. The popularity of this name and its cognates in central and northern Europe was greatly enhanced by its status as a royal and imperial name; in particular it was bestowed in honor of the Frankish emperor Charlemagne (in Latin, Carolus Magnus).


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We have all been subjected to the sad tales of rich folks looking down on him, how he was the HS stud & how he grew up in SD but assimilated to the left in WI in a heartbeat.
I can trump all those like spades to clubs, if you've played bridge you would know what I was referring to - except for turning left - the difference is, on my own, I was able to realize that I needed to look after myself & those under my responsibility. Most of the crap he spouts is not worth paying attention to. He's a teenager in an adult's body :(.


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Well it looks like T-5 is back on track.
The word is that they will be bringing back Robert Patrick (T2's T-1000).
Only Patrick will play a human who was the template for the killer machine.
Christian Bale will continue to star as John Connor - this new movie focusing more on him, as the fans have wanted.
It is unknown whether Sam Worthington (Marcus) will return.
Meanwhile, Anton Yelchin (Kyle Reese) may or may not be in the film, too.
The story is rumored to concern John going back in time to somehow prepare the militaries of earth's past (our present) to fight Skynet.
I'm not sure how this will play out. I personally wanted to see more Future Wars.
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The incidence of prostate cancer varies throughout the world, and prior research suggests that diet may affect the incidence of cancer and the number of deaths caused by prostate cancer. For instance, populations who eat a lot of fish such as people in Japan and Alaskan Eskimos have a lower incidence of prostate cancer than people who eat typical Western diets. In this review, researchers examined data from a total of 31 observational studies and looked at the association between the amount of fish men ate and incidence of death from prostate cancer. Because of the many studies included in this meta-analysis, the men ate a wide variety of fish, including fatty fish, lean fish, and even fried fish. Results showed:
While the authors don't state how much fish a man should eat for the protective benefits, one epidemiological study referenced in the article found that men who ate fish more than three times per week had a lower risk of prostate cancer and especially metastatic cancer than men who ate less.
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The twenty year old scally genius returns on a hard hip hop beat courtesy of the appropriately-named Liverpool production hermit Reklews. Reminiscent of classic, bass-heavy hip hop at its very best (think "Shook Ones"), Bang On! uses "Got It" to spray a series of increasingly surreal and stinky barbs at an "X Factor" generation who think they're something special without having any real idea what that might mean. Funny, scabrous and rude, Bang On! proves that the off-kilter imagery, humour and good-natured aggression he showcased on "Hands High" was no fluke.
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Last week they were on the water for the first time. The setup was visible from duck camp. Evidently, one of my friends kept wondering why the swans "stayed" when I started shooting.
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I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
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Seriously? Damn, bro, Bakersfield gets the short end of every stick. The only issue we've ever run into has been broken games, which are always fixed or replaced almost immediately. We had Chux Jr's birthday party today, and it was excellent all-around. I'd eat at the buffet even if I didn't have kids. Maybe they're too far from the home office to have proper quality control up there?
That's my jacket!
The one near me was always packed (and it had a huge parking lot, as it was built on the grounds of a former shopping plaza of a hardware/home improvement store, IIRC), but now it's just there, with a few cars there. But then, when 5 Guys first got here, it was the same thing (minus the large parking lot area and former Home Depot-type place)... and Chick Fil-A... and Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor...
It could just be "the times."
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
No lunch for this guy today, I was too stuffed after going out for brunch with the family.
Then, there's the matter of food quality and cleanliness sliding...
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
Salad, yogurt, milk and a certain chocolate flavored thick dessert that has been mentioned here by me far too many times.


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Despite widespread insecurity, UN Agencies and humanitarian partners are bringing life-saving aid to thousands of people in need of urgent medical attention in Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic (CAR).
The country has been embroiled in crisis since December 2012, when the launch of a rebel offensive triggered waves of killings, sexual violence, torture, arbitrary arrests and forced recruitment of children into armed groups. The entire population of CAR, some 4.6 million people, has been affected by the crisis with 173,000 people internally displaced.
"The people of CAR need us. Hundreds of thousands have been cut off from aid. They urgently need medical care and other life-saving assistance," said Kaarina Immonen, the Humanitarian Coordinator for CAR.
An assessment carried out in late March revealed chronic shortages of health personnel and medications in Bangui. While health services have been interrupted, the number of patients in need has increased.
Medical stocks have been depleted and equipment and materials looted. Hospitals are unable to provide anaesthesia and trauma care, and even basic drugs and hygiene products are not available. In addition, 13,703 people receiving anti-retroviral treatment for HIV are believed to be unable to obtain their medication.
"We remain extremely concerned about the well-being and health of the people," said Sylvain Groulx, Head of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Bangui.
"Even in times of peace, people endure daily hardship just to survive. Already before the recent events, mortality rates of preventable and treatable diseases exceeded emergency thresholds in many areas of the country. Insecurity is now pushing already fragile coping mechanisms to the limit," Mr. Groulx added.
Before this current crisis, access to medical care in CAR was limited for most. Maternal mortality rates stood at 890 per 100,000 live births, and infant mortality rate was 112 for every 1,000 live births – among the very worst levels in the world. One-hundred-and-fifty out of every 1,000 children do not live to the age of five.
In response, humanitarian agencies are delivering drugs and obstetric and surgical supplies to health centres and hospitals across Bangui. This effort will cover essential needs in the capital for two months.
But more is needed throughout the country, where communities in many areas are cut off entirely from medical care. To make matters worse, outside of Bangui, robberies and violence have forced most humanitarian partners to temporarily suspend their activities.
"The humanitarian community is calling for the respect of international humanitarian and human rights law and immediate humanitarian access to people in need," said Kaarina Immonen.
More>> French Version - Humanitarian Updates on the Central African Republic (Source: Reliefweb)


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Will we be getting re-releases of the Build-a-Droid parts? Find out in Hasbro's answers to SSG questions for April 27th, 2010.
Thanks again to Hasbro for the answers, to all the folks who sent in questions and especially those who voted on them.
Hasbro Q&A for the week of April 27th, 2010SSG: In past answers, you've said you have no foreseeable plans to re-release any of the Build-a-Droid existing droid characters again. However, for various reasons natural to collecting, many collectors found themselves with the problems of having too many of some droid parts, and more often, too few of others. Short production runs are an especially big problem for completing certain droids. The bottom line is that there are a lot of incomplete droids around, and some of the droids are army-buildable including the hard-to-get YVH-1, so even after working to complete 1, some collectors want several more. And the upcoming BG-J38 wave looks like it will be no picnic to complete either what with exclusivity and a very short production run. Aside from the notion of collectors coming back to the line spurring a Droid Factory playset with the possibility of using some of these parts, would you reconsider alternate methods to distributing these parts or whole droids, perhaps offering individual parts on HasbroToyShop, or bagged complete but unassembled droids in simple white box packaging, or perhaps some other method that lets collectors complete their build-a-droids?
Hasbro: We will not be offering any of the previously released Droid Factory figures or parts. Since each droid part for any droid was produced in the exact same quantity, parts do exist to complete any droid, but it will take fans getting together to swap parts for completion. Army builders will likely have an abundance of mismatched parts, which are likely in demand for folks who need these parts. Maybe some smart fans will be able to figure out a solution to allow folks to trade their droid parts via message boards, or live and in person at CV
SSG: Don't think we haven't noticed that some of your exclusives are playing a color-scheme war. Target, whose company logo is a big red bulls-eye, gets a red-accented TIE Fighter vehicle; Wal-mart, whose logo has been blue lettering for decades, gets a blue Octuptarra Droid vehicle. Wal-mart gets a blue 501st role-play helmet; Target gets a red Clone Trooper helmet with flashlight. Target gets Commander Fox, a red-hued Clone figure; Wal-mart gets the 501st Clone Trooper, a blue-accented figure. Confess! You're creating some of these exclusives with coloring themed to its specific retailer, aren't you? "Payola!" they'll all yell to the heavens as they learn of such treachery. Busted! So, are you guys doing this on purpose, and if so, how did it come up? Do your retail partners know that they're getting specially-tailored exclusives as are their rivals, and what do they think of it?
Hasbro: It started out as a deliberate attempt to match the retailer and their ownable branding to the specific product (the red dot Clone Trooper in 2005 was the precursor to many of the items you saw). Retailers did embrace the strategy, but the more it was used the less special it became (the Clone helmets being the biggest and most overt example of this). We have since have gone away from this for the most part. The TIE Interceptor and Octuptarra were purely coincidental; we had not even noticed that they followed the pattern until you pointed it out.
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- Usually, the only figures whose heads are painted rather than cast in flesh-tone plastic are those with a sculpted helmet, hood or large hair so the plastic matches the majority of the head. Though understandable, those painted faces aren't always that successful, noses are rubbed off by packaging, paint masks miss targets so they either over- or under-shoot, and the facial features don't look as crisp. Recently though, this has crept onto regular figures without hoods or the like. Evolutions Jango Fett is supposed to be a premium figure but has that - yes, it's likely a costing issue since it'd be the only flesh-toned part on the figure, but this is supposed to be a definitive version. Col Dyer from the Battle for Endor battle pack has flesh hands yet a painted head. And now Luke Tatooine from the Resurgence of the Jedi pack is the same way, that's an iconic figure with an impressive new sculpt, yet its sullied by the painted head syndrome. Maybe it's fine for kids, but these are collector-themed figures we're talking about, and too often it's sloppily applied and prone to the problems mentioned above, not to mention it softens the sculpted facial features you guys work hard to produce. So why use painted heads on those sorts of figures? Will there be a focus to lean on this less in the future? Might those Jango and Luke figures get cast instead of painted heads on their next runs?
- In a previous Q&A, you mentioned that "[Hasbro] will continue working with Sideshow on their 12" figure program." As we know, Sideshow sub-licenses their 12" Star Wars through Hasbro's Star Wars license, but the intricacies of this relationship are not fully understood. With your recent comment above, collectors are ever more curious as to how exactly Hasbro and Sideshow work together on that 12" figure line. What types of input and interaction does Hasbro have into the Star Wars items that Sideshow produces?


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By Kevin Tate/Outdoors Writer
Trail cameras have revolutionized the way people scout for deer and, as with all photography, the equipment has rapidly improved over the years. Digital photos offer instant gratification now, but there's something to be said in remembrance of the "old" days of scouting camera film.
Photos of nocturnal animals going about their business during their normal waking hours have somewhat suddenly been made commonplace by the advancement of digital photography. Every hunter routinely sends and receives, via email, photos of a quality that was once cause for worldwide sensation.
Credit for the first such photos goes to George Shiras, III, a Yale-educated Pennsylvania attorney, avid hunter and amateur naturalist who, in the late 1800s, began experimenting with ways to capture images of the natural behavior of nighttime critters using a large format camera and a tremendous flash, ultimately arriving at a string-and-pulley-based automatic triggering method he termed a "camera trap."
A hundred years later, supply, demand and technology have converged to put trail cameras into the hands of deer hunters nationwide. By 2000, innovation and the marketplace had given the deer hunters I knew the means to see what was out there when they weren't, and what was out there, in a lot of cases, was raccoons.
The first such rigs I ever saw put a flimsy 35mm camera into a sort-of-weatherproof housing and connected it to an occasionally-motion-activated trigger. The cheaper the trigger, the more affordable the package, something most guys didn't discover until they started developing their film. If the trigger activated the camera five seconds after whatever set it off walked by, they got a nice picture of the empty woods and nothing else. To get pre-season photos of deer with these things, then, hunters had to do something that kept the subjects at an optimal distance long enough to be photographed, and the main thing they did was pour out a pile of shelled corn in late summer and point a trail camera at it, an act that was perfectly legal if not always effective.
I remember well witnessing their anticipation as they took a double handful of rolled film for processing, how they waited with bated breath, or baited breath in their case, to get the photos back, and how their faces would fall as they flipped through print after print of raccoons inhaling their corn. Somehow they never thought it was as funny as I did.
Kevin Tate is V.P. of Media Productions for Mossy Oak in West Point.


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I just tried to use a 12x12 template #6 from Syndee's Pocket Life Page Templates. When I drag the template layers over to a new document, (by highlighting all of them in the layers panel and then dragging from there) all of the layers on the new document are visible in the layers panel but not on the document. When I tried to clip a picture to one of the layers that is not visible on the document, the picture disappears also. What am I doing wrong. Like I said, all of the layers are visible in the layers panel, but 3 of them are not visible on the document (and none of the invisible layers have an x over the visbility indicator, the little eye). I also tried to drag the layers over individually and the same thing happens. There are 3 layers that don't show up when I drag them over to the new document. they are not underneath another layer.
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Posted 26 February 2013 - 11:05 AM
Posted 26 February 2013 - 11:09 AM
Went back and tried dragging the template layers onto a transparent document and it worked! (First time I tried to drag onto a white background) Oh well -just love computers!
Posted 26 February 2013 - 11:22 AM
Ok, now on the transparent document, when I put a background layer behind all the template layers, the background layer shows through the 3 layers that were invisible on the white document. What is going on???????
Posted 26 February 2013 - 11:48 AM
Hm...check at the top of the layers palette and make sure each of those layers has an opacity and fill of 100% - if they are partially transparent that would account for the funny behavior on the different backgrounds.
Posted 26 February 2013 - 06:34 PM
Did you get it to show up?? I just tested that template and it's working for me.
Did you get it to show up?? I just tested that template and it's working for me.
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Posted 04 March 2013 - 07:50 PM
Syndee, It was the black parts of the templates that were the problem. I just deleted them and duplicated the gray parts and got it to look ok. Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. Since I figured out a work around I forgot about it!
Did you get it to show up?? I just tested that template and it's working for me.
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Lamont honored for book
Posted June 29, 2001; 02:33 p.m.
The Society for Comparative Research has named sociology professor Michele Lamont winner of the Mattei Dogan Award for the best comparativist book in 2001. The honor is for her book "The Dignity of Working Men," published by the Russell Sage Foundation and Harvard University Press.
The book is "an extraordinarily sensitive, highly original interview-based study of the lives and times of working men, both white and black, and American and French," according to the citation. "What it does, to excellent effect, is to explain the ways in which a moral economy, rather than material wealth, provides the currency in which success is measured among working men."
The scholarly society described the book as "a study which impresses with its methodological sophistication at a time when qualitative methodologies are deeply in question; with its theoretical originality at a time when 'theory' sui generis is increasingly the object of skepticism; with its subtle treatment of race at a time when the persistence of racism...is in sore need of explanation; with its capacity to hit one with striking insights and ideas at a time when the social sciences are badly in need of them."
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Thousands attend Stourbridge waterways rally
More than 10,000 people descended on Stourbridge for an annual waterways rally, now in its 29th year.
Stourbridge Navigation Trust's open weekend featured more than 100 narrowboats as well as classic cars, steam engines and stalls.
This year the event marked 50 years since the Battle of Stourbridge.
This saw a group of boating enthusiasts prevent the closure of much of the network after taking on the government over their right to navigate inland waterways.
Stourbridge Navigation Trust manager Colin Clements, who helped to organise the event, said: "It has been a fantastic two days. The weather has been awfully kind to us.."
Boaters travelled from as far as Cambridgeshire for the event. Classic cars on display included a 1970 Ford Corsair and a 1939 MG Midget Series T. There were a number of stalls including one for the Black Country Living Museum.
Joe Hollingshead, aged 76, from Henwood Road, Tettenhall, was among those who had boats on display. "I love this event," he said. I have been to it 12 times now, and I always enjoy it. There's always a really good atmosphere."Subscribe to our Newsletter