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A UMaine student was lost in the woods for eight hours last week as part of a fraternity initiation. The university has decided the incident constituted hazing, a forbidden kind of initiation, and placed the organization under probation. Are officials over-reacting? Was the student in any real danger? Was the danger his own making? Or should the university crack down more severely and eliminate all fraternities and sororities? What good comes of fraternity and sorority membership? Are there better ways to initiate would-be members?
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The struggling company says it may very well enter the tablet market once again after a failed attempt in 2011.
BlackBerry PlayBook was the company's first and only tablet offering. Even though it looked promising on the surface, it failed to resonate with customers, who picked up iPads and Android tablets in droves. The PlayBook was nothing short of a disaster.
At first it was believed that the 7-inch tablet would be followed up with a 10-inch version, but that never materialized, presumably because the company couldn't hitch its wagon to a product which had a high chance of never taking off in the first place. Little has been said about its tablet ambitious since the demise of the PlayBook, but VP of global product management Francois Mahieu has opened up a bit about what the future might hold.
Mahieu has said that BlackBerry will surely consider entering the tablet market once again, though its not going to do so in the coming months. He also says that while BlackBerry has equity in the tablet space, its simply not ready at this point. That makes sense, the company is simply not in a position to take bets on products that could fail. That's why its 2014 flagship is bringing back trackpad and physical buttons that were ditched when BlackBerry 10 was introduced last year, to appeal once again to loyalists who're still living in the glory days.
Its hard to say when a BlackBerry tablet might surface, and when it does, exactly what it will offer. One thing is for sure though, the company needs to regain its lost market share in the smartphone market, so that there's ample cash flow and its no longer threatened by the possibility of going belly up.
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(NEW YORK) — Wall Street stocks began the week by advancing after the latest round of corporate deal-making.
With some selling in the final hour, the Dow Jones Industrial Average finished up 104 points to close at 16,207. The S&P 500 appeared to be headed for a new high but finished at 1,847, up 11 points. The Nasdaq Composite added 29 points to close at 4,292.97.
Facebook shares are up, closing at $70 a share. Investors are still buzzing about the social network's decision to buy WhatsApp. At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Monday CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the $19 billion acquisition came about because the startup is on track to reach a billion users.
In his annual letter to investors Warren Buffet offered a refresher on his strategy. He said while you don't need to be an expert, stick to what you know and focus on what an investment will produce — not its price. He also advises against trying to predict what the economy or stock market will do.
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Despite warnings of possible privacy violations from President Obama's own Department of Health and Human Services and California's Democratic insurance commissioner, House Democrats are fighting Republican efforts to provide congressional oversight to how third-party groups handle private Obamacare information.
On Aug. 29, House Energy and Commerce Chairman Fred Upton, R-Mich., sent letters to 51 organizations that recently received $67 million in Obamacare Navigator grants from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Recipient organizations are supposed to use the money to help sign up as many people as possible to Obamacare.
But on Aug. 2, the HHS Inspector General released a report finding that the Obama administration has missed many key deadlines on the creation of a data hub that will be used to sign people up for Obamacare. These delays could compromise the security of the private data Americans give third-party organizations when they sign up for Obamacare.
California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones, a Democrat, also sounded the alarm about possible privacy risks. "We can have a disaster on our hands," Jones said, referring to the possible abuse of private information (including Social Security numbers, bank accounts, and health records) given to third parties.
And on Aug. 7, HHS announced that it was lowering the number of training hours required to become Navigator staff from 30 to 20 hours.
The Upton letter asked, among other things, for Navigator-grant-recipients to identify how they were training Navigator-grant-funded staff, how they were monitoring said staff, and how recipients planned to safeguard the private information given to them while they signed people up for Obamacare.
Democrats on the Energy and Commerce Committee saw these oversight efforts as a complete abuse of congressional power.
"There is no legitimate predicate for these letters," Ranking Member Henry Waxman, D-Calif., wrote in a letter to Upton Aug. 30, "and no evidence of malfeasance from any of the organizations... The timing of these letters is particularly suspect."
Upton sent his letters to Navigator recipients on Aug. 29. The grants were first announced on Aug. 15.
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Bob Kravitz gets on and off so much, he uses a bungee cord for a seat belt. I care what he thinks almost as much as I want draft tips from Jeremy Green. It must be nearly football season because Bob Kravitz has started to fertilize.
He claims the Colts won't repeat because of NE, San Diego, and just flat being tired. For starters, reasons 1 and 3 should offset. If the Colts are tired from playing extra postseason games, I bet an OLD New England team is too. The Colts are so young, only a handfull of guys were even here in 2003. Bob doesn't realize that, because he doesn't do research or think deeply. Nice job, Bob. Obviously this year will be tough simply because the Colts play in the AFC and it is loaded. I'm more worried about the Pittsburghs, Balitmores, and Jacksonvilles of the world. We all know the top three teams are a meat grinder in the AFC, but the real problem is the next tier isn't far behind. Still, I like our chances.
For those that don't believe that Dungy has made a difference, check out the table on Manning before and after Dungy arrived in this article…
I think one of the big factors in this improvement was Tony's demeanor. I remember articles saying that when he arrived he told Peyton he had to cut down on the Ints. I think Tony's low key approach calmed Peyton down a little, and helped him to press less.
Demond Sanders' Comments: Dungy has had a huge impact on Peyton's game for just the reasons you gave. As for Kravitz, that is the latest in a long line of lame columns. Predicting they would win double-digit games, but not win the Super Bowl? Talk about playing it safe. Go out on a limb and pick them to go 9-7 or better yet predict a repeat. Why even bother writing that column?


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Is it normal after liposuction to sweat a lot? I dont have a fever but I am waking up to drenched in sweat. Is this normal?
Is It Normal After Liposuction to Sweat a Lot?
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Is It Normal After Liposuction to Sweat a Lot?
You really do need to address this with your surgeon. However, I always inform my liposuction patients that they will be "leaking" after surgery for at least the first 24 hours. The tumescent solution, which is the fluid injected into your tissues, will leak through after liposuction and I ask my patients to put plastic sheeting on their bedding and on wherever they may be sitting. I'm unsure if this is what your experiencing.
Jonathan Ross Berman, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Sweating after liposuction
When was your procedure performed? This would not be a usual response. If you are wearing a compression garment, you may have some increased perspiration. I would strongly suggest you call your doctor for evaluation. If it is early on, there may be a connection, but if it is more than a couple of months after it is most likely unrelated.
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Golden Miner is a very interesting game
Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 smartphone was launched in June 2013. The phone comes with a 5.80-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 540 pixels by 960 pixels. Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 price in India starts from Rs. 19,000.
The Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 is powered by 1.4GHz dual-core it comes with 1.5GB of RAM. The phone packs 8GB of internal storage that can be expanded up to 64GB via a microSD card. As far as the cameras are concerned, the Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 packs a 8-megapixel primary camera on the rear and a 1.9-megapixel front shooter for selfies.
The Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 runs Android 4.2 and is powered by a 2600mAh removable battery. It measures 162.60 x 82.40 x 9.00 (height x width x thickness) and weigh 182.00 grams.
The Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 is a dual SIM (GSM and GSM) smartphone that accepts Micro-SIM and Micro-SIM. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth and 3G. Sensors on the phone include Compass Magnetometer, Proximity sensor, Accelerometer, Ambient light sensor and Gyroscope.
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Hey everyone! Hope you all had a fantastic holiday yesterday. But, it's back to hitting the pavement. A few celebs hit the town this weekend for parties and premieres. And of course, we have details on the who's who wearing what. But who nailed it for you this week, and who didn't soar so high? Let's take a look!
The legendary Naomi Campbell struck a fierce pose before heading out for Kate Moss's 40th birthday party. And of course, she slayed in Alexander McQueen. And can we all take a moment to get into that afro wig? Hot! Movie producer Will Packer and actor/comedian Kevin Hart posed for the photogs at the Ride Along movie premiere. Both guys looked dapper, and I'm sure Kevin won't have any issues sending that Givenchy shirt my way.
Single Ladies co-stars Travis Winfrey and Denise Vasi stopped for an Instagram pic while on set. Travis' shirt has me yearning for summer to make a hasty return. Denise showed off her petite frame in a black and white striped collared crop top and bandage skirt, completing her look with a pair of Louboutin's. Cute looks for the gorgeous duo!
Letoya Luckett, also on the show, gave Felicia Price realness in an all black ensemble, most likely created by the show's stylist and costume designer, Anthony Williams. Work!
Gabrielle Union sparkled in a sequined mini-dress while backstage at a taping for the Conan O'Brian show this weekend. Curly tresses and a gleaming grin completed this fabulous look!
Nazanin Mandi loves to switch things up to keep us onlookers interested. Over the weekend, she went for a laid-back, rocker chic look while wearing a leather motorcycle jacket, gray T-shirt, skinny jeans and a $918 pair of Saint Laurent 'Classic Janis 105' boots. Love the look!
Memphis Grizzlies player Mike Conley has been killing it in the fashion game lately, and this look can attest to that statement. For MLK Day, he wore an Armani leather jacket, Hudson jeans, Giuseppe Zanotti loafers and a T-shirt with the face of the great Martin Luther King Jr. etched on it. Definite two thumbs up here.
And last, but not least, is Pharrell, who presented an award to producer Chris Meledandri at the Producers Guild Awards this weekend. Pharrell always has something up his sleeve when he wants to wow the crowd. Though I wished he didn't wear jeans to an event like this, his sequined Saint Laurent blazer most certainly made up for it.
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Documentary focuses on DL native
A documentary on Detroit Lakes native Caroline Smith has earned producer-director Dana Johnson an Emmy.
Pioneer Public Television actually received four Emmy nominations – another featuring nearby Steam Threshers in Rollag – but "My Way Back Home: Caroline Smith" was the only one to take home the trophy.
"In every category we were nominated in, we were up against pretty stiff competition from the Twin Cities," Johnson said.
They were stations with millions of dollars to produce shows, whereas Pioneer's budget was much smaller.
But, that made the win that much more special.
"I think if we were nominated in categories with places you've never heard of, it wouldn't be as much of an accomplishment," she said with a laugh.
This was a record year for nominations for the station, and the first year Johnson's gone to the awards ceremony because it was the first year any of her videos had been nominated. This year, she was involved in three of the four nominated videos.
She said a lot of the people knew the competition was fierce and didn't even expect to win an Emmy.
"People would say, 'can't you just be happy that you were nominated.' I knew that I was going to be bummed out if we got four nominations and no awards. I was like, 'no, I think I'll really be sad if we don't get one,'" she said with a laugh.
The first two categories her projects were up for didn't win, so by then, she had given up hope on winning any since Arts & Entertainment was the most competitive category. So, she chalked it up to needing to go back to the office and try even harder next year.
And then she heard "My Way Back Home: Caroline Smith" called out.
The story follows singer-songwriter Smith from Detroit Lakes to the Twin Cities, where she now lives. It goes behind the scenes, not just showing her musical performances, but also her family, where she grew up and how she got her start as a musician.
"We knew we wanted to make a documentary that had performance in it, but I didn't want to make it just a full half hour of concerts," Johnson said.
She also wanted to feature an artist from the Pioneer Public Television viewing area.
Smith was scheduled to go on tour in Europe, so the crew had to film the documentary in a matter of a few weeks. That was in January and February, the coldest months of the year, which caused some extra problems.
Though it was a tight schedule, Smith was up for the documentary as well.
"When PBS knocks on your door and asks you if they can make a 30 min documentary about you, you say yes," she said. "But in seriousness, there were a lot of changes happening with me and my music that I found really exciting and I was able to share it in intimate detail with a region of viewers."
Johnson said that during the week, she was working on a series called Postcards, but on the weekends, she worked long hours on the Smith project.
"We would spend really long days from like 6 in the morning to 1 in the morning just shooting. It was pretty intense," she said.
Beginning in Detroit Lakes, the documentary shows Smith's former house where she grew up, the coffee shop her mom used to own (now La Barista) and where she started performing, and dinnertime with her mom and siblings.
"It was totally fun," Smith said of coming back to Detroit Lakes to film. "I don't have any family left there, so I don't return very often. So it was nice driving around town and reminiscing old stories out loud."
The documentary then talks about how she got started writing music as a teenager and eventually went on to the Twin Cities to produce and record her music.
They recorded a portion of her in the recording studio for the documentary, and they also recorded some of her performance at First Avenue in the Twin Cities from less than a year ago.
Johnson said that she, the cameraman and the editor collaborated on the video, getting it exactly how they had envisioned it.
"At first we weren't sure how much the family and home life and Detroit Lakes stuff we wanted to include, but as soon as we started shooting that, we realized that it was going to be the most important part of it," Johnson said.
"I loved the little window it created into my family, because I think we are so unique," Smith said.
They filmed in the dead of winter, and Johnson said that while it was unique because not many programs are filmed in the winter, it was also problematic because the camera batteries died quicker or they would freeze up all together. She said she had multiple jackets on and three hats and was still cold.
They filmed a segment in the Twin Cities of Smith riding a bike down the street.
"We have this old van. It probably has 300,000 miles on it," Johnson said. "It doesn't even steer very well. We had the door open and the camera guy shooting out the door – this was in downtown Minneapolis – she was riding her bike and I was trying to drive the van exactly next to her. He was like 'slow down, slow down, speed up, speed up.'"
So Johnson had to drive steady, even running a few stop signs, and drive just close enough to Smith, but not too close either, and not hit any other cars so the cameraman could get the perfect shots.
"We did some kind of extreme stuff for our small crew," she said with a laugh. "It just kind of shows that no matter how much money you have, you don't need to have that $500,000 budget. You don't even need $20,000.
You can make something really great with just what you have as long as you feel dedicated to the project and want to make it work."
As excited as Johnson was to win a career award, Smith was just as excited to have been a part of the award-winning project.
"(It was) so surreal," Smith said of when the documentary won. "I still can't believe it. I called everybody I could think of, even though I found out at 11 at night.
"I feel very fortunate to have been able to be a part of the film. Dan (Huiting, director of photography) and Dana were awesome to work with and I appreciate so much them giving me the platform to tell my story."
The "My Way Back Home: Caroline Smith" documentary can be viewed on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWDBkBJzXr0.
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I tried on the 600cc and it was looking a little small. I am getting silicone gel high profile.I am going for an unatural look.
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The University of Miami's football season doesn't start for another four-and-a-half months, but try telling that to Denzel Perryman.
The Hurricanes linebacker was in mid-season form on Saturday, delivering a monster hit on running back Gus Edwards during the team's 2014 Spring Game at SunLife Stadium.
Edwards is no small man at 6-foot-2, 235 pounds, but Perryman knocks him clean off his feet with a crushing blow after flying over from his middle linebacker position to make the play.
Expect to see more highlight-reel hits from Perryman this season, as the senior linebacker is coming off a strong 2013 campaign in which he was named a first-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection.
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TWU names Gerald Goodman director of its Houston Health Care Administration Program
HOUSTON — Gerald Goodman, DrPH, is the new director of the Health Care Administration Program at Texas Woman's University's Institute of Health Sciences-Houston Center.
Dr. Goodman has been an associate professor of health care administration for TWU since 2000. His research areas include outcomes assessment, patient safety, medical device safety, health technology assessment and health policy.
Dr. Goodman began his career in engineering, earning two bachelor's degrees in mathematics and electrical technology from the University of Houston. He then received his master's degree in electrical engineering from Southern Methodist University and his master's degree in health care administration from TWU. He obtained his doctorate in public health from the University of Texas School of Public Health in Houston.
Dr. Goodman is a member of the Sigma Xi Research Society's Rice University-Texas Medical Center Chapter, the American College of Healthcare Executives, the American Public Health Association and several engineering professional organizations.
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Dec. 15, 2007
Baylor Head Coach Scott Drew:
On the game:
"The last two games we've played not very good first halves, but played good second halves. Now, getting ready to go on the road, we need to play two second halves for
On if he was surprised by the slow start:
"Not with 12 days off coming off of finals. That's why we wanted to play this game before we went to
On why the Bears played better in the second half:
"I don't know if we got the rust off or whatever, but obviously it started on the defensive end. We got stops, and because when got stops we were able to get run outs, and because we got run outs we got high percentage shots, and that got us going."
Baylor guard Curtis Jerrells:
On falling behind early:
"It's naturally hard to get up for these kinds of games with not very many people here on campus. We've been practicing I don't know how many days in a row, and at first we were just trying to get back in the groove of things. Once we finally started playing a little bit of defense, we started getting some stops and some easy scores."
On the team's defense:
"We got good looks and they weren't falling, but we shouldn't let our offense dictate our defense. The defense should always be good no matter what. We get confidence by getting those steals and those easies (points)."
Baylor forward Kevin Rogers:
On the game:
"Every team that we play this year is going to be really good. That's the reason that we have the schedule that we have; to have great competition night in and night out. We knew that they were a good team coming in, but we were more surprised with the way we came out in the first half."
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Chalapathi Rao speech at Vinavayya Ramayya Audio Launch - NTv
Sat, May 23, 2015, 09:38 PM
Vinavayya Ramayya is the upcoming movie in Tollywood which stars Naga Anwesh, who has acted as a child artist in Venkatesh's super hit film, 'Intlo Illalu Vantintlo Priyuralu', is being introduced as the hero with thisfilm. 'Drushyam' fame Krithika is paired opposite Naga Anwesh as the heroine in this film. This movie is directed by G Ram Prasad while it is produced by Sindhura Puvvu Krishna Reddy. The audio of this film is being launched today . Listen to the speech of Chalapathi Rao . . . . .


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Kyriad Montpellier Sud Lattes3 Self rated
25 rue Puech Radier, Lattes, 34970
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Property Location
With a stay at Kyriad Montpellier Sud Lattes in Lattes, you'll be in the business district and minutes from Goolfy Mini-Golf and close to Comedy Square. This hotel is within close proximity of Bowlingstar and Stade Sabathe.
Make yourself at home in one of the 48 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions.
Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature hair dryers and slippers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and a television in a common area.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Trainee Air Traffic Controller
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Trainee Air Traffic Controller
Our Trainee Air Traffic Controller Recruitment is now open!
Job Scope
Do you have what it takes to be one of our Air Traffic Controllers (ATCOs), controlling aircraft at some of the world's busiest airports and in one of the most complex pieces of airspace in the world?
Being an ATCO involves a very specific range of skills.
So what exactly will you do as an Air Traffic Controller (ATCO)? Well, essentially, you'll be responsible for controlling aircraft in UK airspace. So you'll need to balance issues of safety – which are our primary concern – with other aspects, such as ensuring planes arrive and depart on time. That's why we look for people with maturity, dedication and common sense. People who have the wherewithal to make the most of our comprehensive training and carve out a successful and rewarding future for themselves.
Qualifications & Skills Required
Our controllers are at the heart of our business. They issue instructions and information to pilots by radio to keep air traffic flying safely, efficiently and quickly.
Our ATCOs come from all kinds of backgrounds. Some have joined us straight from school, college, university, while others have worked in office-based roles, customer service, retail. In reality, you can come from any background as it's your skills and competencies that really count.
We'll also expect you to have at least five GCSEs, or equivalent, at grade C or above, including English and Maths, and be over the age of 18 on application
Additional Information
Because it's a 24 hour business, our controllers, as well as some of our engineers and assistants, work in shifts. They have to deal with one of the most complex pieces of airspace in the world, and work at some of the world's busiest airports. To enable this we offer first class training and they are rewarded with first class terms and conditions.
The role of a TATC is a mobile grade so you can be posted anywhere in the country after completing your training.
By visiting the NATS website you can learn more about these, the role and what you'll get in terms of benefits and training, as well as getting the lowdown on things like eligibility. You'll also find a frequently asked questions (FAQ's) section and some games for you to play so you can test your skills.
To apply, visit the NATS website. We look forward to receiving your application soon!


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10/5/2017PA Forward Training Team Meeting
10/15/2017 » 10/18/2017Pennsylvania Library Association 2017 Conference
PA Libraries: Architects of Change, the 2013 PaLA Conference to be held October 20 - 23, 2013. The conference agenda includes 80+ educational sessions, as well as several poster session presentations, a products & services trade show, and numerous meal and networking opportunities.
The conference facilities at Seven Springs are among the best in the state, and we look forward to getting together to compare, discuss, plan and uplift!
1. The early bird registration rate, with savings of $25/registration is available through September 6, 2013.
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Exceptional housing in a sober detached estate with views over the garden and to the RCT Barcelona courts. Totaly square floor of approximate 253 m2 plus 30 m2 of terrace with a perfect layout and plenty of space in all rooms. It has a large living room with three atmospheres with access to the terrace and a guests' bathroom. It consists in a wide kitchen with independent complete service area. The resting zone currently has 3 suites and 1 double bedroom. This excellent property is completed with 5 parking spaces and a 2 stockroom in the same estate.
Availability upon agreement. Engel & Völkers does not accept responsibility as the information provided in this brochure is for information only and it is subject to errors, omissions, change of price or withdrawal without notice. Taxes, notary and registry fees must be paid by purchaser, the commission to E&V paid by the seller as stipulated by Spanish regulations.


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MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. -- A national organization has named Manatee County's Coquina Beach among the country's "35 Superstar Beaches", based on the cleanliness of its waters.
The Natural Resources Defense Council puts the list together based on beaches that have met water quality safety thresholds 98% of the time over the last 5 years.
"It's a reflection of the years of work by Manatee County Government to protect and manage the waters in and around Anna Maria Island under the guidance of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's National Estuary Program designation for Sarasota Bay, capturing all of Anna Maria Island beaches in that designation," says Charlie Hunsicker, Director of Manatee County Parks and Natural Resources.
The NRDC tests nearly 3,500 beach locations in the U.S.
Only two other Florida beaches made the list: Fort DeSoto North Beach in Pinellas County, and Bowman's Beach on Sanibel Island.
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After announcing her split from Bachelor fiance Brad Womack in June, fan favorite has moved on to a new man: Carolina Panthers tight end Jeremy Shockey!
"They were set up on a blind date," a pal of the North Carolina single mom, 25, tells Us Weekly.
A mutual friend on the Panthers staff played matchmaker for the former New York Giant, 31, and the pair dined at BLT Steak in Charlotte's Ritz-Carlton hotel.
"They've been out five times," says the pal. "Emily thinks Jeremy is nice, but she's just having fun!"
Fun is just what Maynard needs after the sad springtime end of her romance with Womack, 38. After their whirlwind courtship on the ABC smash, Maynard finally fessed up in a July 11 special: "We're not engaged anymore...I'm ready to say it," she confessed. Maynard had scrapped plans to move to Austin, Texas with her daughter Ricki, 6, in order to be with bar owner Womack.
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The Wheaton Miniature Train and Ovid Hazen Wells Carousel offer a unique and whimsical adventure for the family as two of the crown jewels of the Montgomery Park system. Drop by while you enjoy many of the other fine attractions in Wheaton Regional Park or make it a destination for your next party in one of our "party rooms."
Tickets good for one ride on either the train or carousel are $2.00 each. Riders under the age of two years old may ride the train and carousel for no fee with a paying adult. All riders age 2 and older MUST purchase a ticket. Get a book of 10 for $18.00 and save 10%!
2017 Wheaton Train and Carousel Schedule
|Hours of Operation (weather permitting)
|Party Room Rentals
|December 2016 – April 7, 2017
|Train is CLOSED for the season
|Party room available at off season rates through March 26, 2017
|April 2017
|April: OPEN for the new Eye Spy Spring Trains from Saturday, April 8 – Sunday, April 16 (Spring Break) and remaining April Weekends (4/22-23, 4/29-30) 10am-6pm. **Cost for Eye Spy Trains is $4/ride
|Train Station Party Room unavailable. Carousel Party Room available at in-season rates.
|May 2017 – September 2017
May: OPEN weekend May 5-6 and May 13-14, 10a-6pm. OPEN all days beginning Friday, May 19, 10am-6pm, including Memorial Day
June 1-September 4: OPEN all days 10am-6pm, including Labor Day
September 9 – 30: OPEN Saturdays & Sundays only, 10am-6pm
|Party Rooms available at in-season rates, but closed September 23 through November.
|October 2017
OPEN on selected dates for Halloween Eye Spy Train: Saturdays and Sundays beginning October 7. 10am – 6pm
Tickets available online October 1.
|Party Rooms Unavailable
|November 2017
Train CLOSED for the Season
|Party Rooms Unavailable
|December 2017 – early April 2018
Train CLOSED for the Season
|Train Station Party Room available at off-season rates (Carousel Party Room closed)
The Wheaton Miniature Train is a replica of the 1863 C.P. Huntington, a 4-2-4T steam locomotive purchased by the Southern Pacific Railroad and named in honor of Collis P. Huntington, President of the Southern Pacific Company. Passengers depart the train station for a wonderful 12 minute tour of the park's forests and meadows, over a trestle bridge and past Pine Lake.
Children young and old are enchanted by this historic symbol of bygone days. The beautiful Ovid Hazen Wells Carousel was built by the Herschell Spillman- Company of Tonawanda, New York in 1915. It features 33 jumping horses, three zebras and two chariots, making it a mixture of Herschell-Spillman(circa 1905-1915), Spillman Engineering (circa 1920)and, Allen Herschel (circa 1920) carvings.
In the 19th century, carousels were common features at city parks, carnivals, state fairs or resorts, and thousands of beautifully decorated, hand-built structures with delightful hand-carved animals were manufactured. Of the thousands produced during that time, only a few hundred survive. From the 1960s until 1981 this carousel was operated on the Mall in Washington, D.C., when it was acquired by the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission and relocated to Wheaton Regional Park.
The spacious Train Station Party Room party room features a fun train motif, and can accommodate up to 60 people.
The Train Station Party Room is available for party rentals in the off season (Saturdays and Sundays only from December through March). Neither the train nor the carousel are running, so rental rates more affordable than ever! Fee includes use of tables, chairs and refrigerator.
Off-Season Party Room Rates
(December 2016 thru April 7, 2017)
Train Station Party Room
2 hours
10am-Noon or 1-3pm
$ 125.00
5 hours
$ 250.00
As part of a Regular Season (March 25-September) party package at Wheaton Train & Carousel, you'll get:
In-Season Party Room Rates (April 8 through September 2017)
Train Station Party Room (max 60 occupants)
2 hours
10am-Noon, 1-3pm, 4-6pm
Weekend Rate: $200.00
Weekday Rate: $125
5 hours
10am-3pm or 1-6pm
Weekend Rate: $400.00
Weekday Rate: $250
The Carousel Party Room is not available in the off-season.
As part of a Regular Season (April 8-September) party package at Wheaton Train & Carousel, you'll get:
In-Season Party Room Rates (March 25 through September 2016)
Carousel Party Room (max 15 occupants)
2 hours
Noon-2pm, 3-5pm
$ 50.00
5 hours
$ 100.00
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ElliptiGo ARC Outdoor Elliptical BikeIf you're looking for a great cross-training alternative to avoid injuries and get faster, or if you're looking for a low-impact alternative to the usual same old way to turn up your fitness, take a close look at the ElliptiGo ARC. It's part bicycle, part elliptical trainer, and 100% fun.
The Arc's sleek aluminum frame makes it the lightest ElliptiGo ever. And the most affordable. With eight gears and a compact elliptical stride, the Arc not only delivers a fantastic low-impact workout experience, it also gives you the ability to cruise comfortably, sprint off the line quickly, and climb steep hills. You'll get a high-intensity workout without the jarring impact of running or the discomfort of traditional cycling. Take your fitness and fun to a new level outdoors with the ElliptiGO Arc!
Fantastic Riding Experience:
- Comfortable: Reduces neck, back and seat pain through its natural "stand up" position
- Fun to ride: Delivers a quick, nimble ride with its compact stride elliptical motion
- Low-impact: Reduces the pounding on your joints
- Great visibility: Higher riding position makes you more visible and makes it easier for you to see motorists, pedestrians and other riders
Great Workout
- Fat burner: Burns 33% more calories than a bike, providing a better workout in less time
- Full-body conditioning: Engages your core and upper body in addition to your legs
- Weight-bearing exercise: Increases your heart rate and builds bone density
- Primarily engages quadriceps
- Intended for rides 90 minutes or less
- outdoor use only
Tremendous Versatility
- Multiple fit settings: Fits riders from 5'0" to 6'6" with quick, easy adjustments
- Adjustable foot positioning: Keeps your feet comfortable without being locked in
- Portable: Fits inside most vehicles with its removable steering column
- Wide gear range: Helps you climb steep hills and sprint up to 25 mph
- Lightweight aluminum frame is ruggedly constructed to provide years of use
- 8-speed derailleur enables you to cruise at speeds up to 25mph and climb hills with up to 20-percent grade
- Lever-actuated front and rear rim brakes for efficient speed control
- Suitable for riders 5'0" to 6'6" height range
- Features industry standard bicycle components that can be easily serviced or repaired by a trained bike technician
- 14-inch fixed stride length
- Removable steering extender
- Quick-release front wheel
ElliptiGo ARC Outdoor Elliptical Bike
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- Isis drive, sealed bearings
- brakes:
- Linear pull rim brakes
- cassette:
- 8-speed 11-34 tooth range
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- Custom forged aluminum, 60-tooth, 130 BCD, 6061 - T6 aluminum, 175mm crankarms
- fork:
- 20" butted chromoly with 1-1/2" steerer
- frame:
- 6061-T6 Aluminum; drive arms: chromoly steel with composite nylon foot platform
- front derailleur:
- grips/tape:
- Clamp on anti-rotation, with ergonomic shelf.
- handlebar:
- Aluminum MTB riser bar, 50 mm x 770mm
- headset:
- 1-1/2" threadless
- levers:
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- pedals:
- Composite nylon foot platform
- rear derailleur:
- 8-speed
- rear shock:
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- shifters:
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- stem:
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- tires:
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- wheelset:
- Front Wheel: 20" aluminum aero profile rim, 28-spoke; Rear Wheel: 20" aluminum aero profile rim, 32-spoke
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For each Damage inflicted by Cassio Cr to the opponent at the end of a round, the player controlling the character will win 2 Life points at the end of the round.
If Pussycats loses their fight, the Damage inflicted on Pussycats's owner will be reduced by 2 points or up to a minimum of 1. If the winning character's Damage points are lower than or equal to 1, then the Ability has no effect.
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One of a kind newly renovated beauty on 1.2 acres. With 6 bedrooms, 6 baths, plus a separate guest cottage with bed and bathroom, separate cottage with gym. Chef's kitchen with separate dining area, formal dining room, wonderful sitting room, private theater, enclosed porch leads you out to a stunning pool overlooking the golf course, and very close to the ocean. Short term $50,000. July Only: $150,000, August - Labor Day: $200,000, Other / Short Term - JUNE or June July 220k: $90,000
The Hamptons may be internationally renowned as a playground for the rich and famous, but there's so much more to this striking region on the eastern end of Long Island, New York than parties and polo within Gatsby-esque luxury homes. For starters, while the sidewalks of the hamlets and villages that make up the area collectively known as The Hamptons are often teeming with a who's who of bold-face names and C-suite executives, the beaches are the real stars here.Leia mais sobre casas de luxo em: The Hamptons And North Fork


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Sev-Rend, a Collinsville, Ill.-based packaging firm, has added two distribution centers, expanded its sales staff and installed a new printing press, said Harrison Chien, vice president, sales and marketing.
The new distribution centers are in Bakersfield, Calif., and Vidalia, Ga.
To augment an existing sales staffer in the home office, Sev-Rend has added positions in Atlanta, Philadelphia, Dallas and Los Angeles, he said.
The Philadelphia representative also will serve eastern Canada, and the Los Angeles position also will call on western Canada.
In addition, the position in Atlanta will serve Mexico and Latin America.
Sev-Rend recently invested in an eight-color central impression press that will allow it to print up to 52-inch-wide film for wraps on mesh bags as well as flexible packaging, Chien said.
That style press prints with very tight registration, resulting in improved graphic detail, he said.
Sev-Rend also has moved the production of its Sof Net knitted, tubular netted bags from Europe to the U.S., allowing for shorter lead times and custom colors, Chien said.
The netting comes in 10 standard colors, including black and white.
Unlike some extruded bags, he said, the soft tubular netting is gentler on produce yet still is strong enough to hold hefty commodities.
"Most of the packers we talk to like it because it doesn't bruise the produce held in the netting," he said.


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A proposed four-plex is cause for concern to some neighbours on the city's north side.
The irregularly shaped lot on the corner of Valley Street and Hutton Park Drive was originally zoned multi-residential until 2009 when the owner asked for it to be zoned for a single home. But after several years without selling, they asked the city to rezone the lot in order to build a four-plex complete with seven parking spaces.
Don Manahan, who represents the developer, said that the building would have a lot of landscaping and the materials used would fit in with the neighbourhood.
But neighbours disagreed.
J.P. Prinsloo said he wouldn't have bought his home if he had known that a rental property would go next door, leaving him without the ability to know his neighbours. He called it a safety concern.
"Renters aren't safe?" Coun. Andrew Foulds asked.
"Well they come and go," Prinsloo said.
Another neighbour, Caroline LaBelle, said she moved to the neighbourhood to get away from living near rental properties. From increased traffic to substance abuse, she said the apartment building would be an eyesore to the area. Currently it has a "better class of neighbours," which is why she moved there in 2011.
Coun. Trevor Giertuga, the only councillor to oppose the project going forward, said since the lot was rezoned for a single home in 2009, it's reasonable that people who bought land in the area assumed that's what the lot would eventually be.
"Their expectation was that it was going to be nine single family homes there," he said.
City development manager Mark Smith said it's a mistake for people to assume what any property near them, especially a vacant lot, will be.
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Woonsocket boy found unharmed; Amber Alert canceled
An Amber Alert for a 6-year-old Woonsocket boy was canceled Thursday night after he was found unharmed in Washington state with his noncustodial mother, who is accused of taking him from Rhode Island more than a week ago.
Rhode Island State Police said Daniel Britt and Andria Britt were located in Island County, north of Seattle. Police said the FBI negotiated Andria Britt's voluntary surrender with the help of her family.
Daniel Britt was in state care pending release to his father. Police said he appeared to be in good health.
"I'm relieved my son is safe. I was ecstatic," Sean Britt said Thursday night at a briefing at the Woonsocket police station. "I can't stop smiling."
Sean Britt said he had not yet talked to Daniel, but he said they will go toy shopping when he gets home. Daniel turns 7 next week.
Andria Britt is being held in the Island County jail. She has been charged with being a fugitive from justice and child snatching.
Investigators said Daniel and Andria Britt were in Washington state, where the woman has relatives, for about four or five days after stopping in Tennessee. Andria's father and brother reportedly drove to Washington with her but it is not known whether they knew the circumstances surrounding the case.
Daniel Britt was reported missing Jan. 8 by his father, when Andria Britt skipped a court appearance and failed to return the boy, which violated their shared custody. A court granted Sean Britt sole custody.
Rhode Island State Police activated an Amber Alert on Wednesday when examination of medical records determined the boy could be in danger.


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Siri IndulgedAll in all I would recommend the Siri to everyone: couples, solo, and group play. It is a great toy for any occasion and a great gift item for anyone. It is a great toy for beginners just wanting to learn and for those that are more experienced.
Quiet, for any experience level, easy to clean and store, several different functions and speeds
not waterproof
The Siri is a Great toy for solo use or for couple's play. It makes a great clit stimulator and nipple stimulator. I haven't found an occasion that the Siri was not great for or for whom it wasn't a great idea for. This is a great beginner toy!
Material / Texture
The Siri is made of silicone and the body of it is made of a hard plastic. The buttons are also made of silicone so they are easy to use and find.
Design / Shape / Size
The design of the Siri is very ergonomic. It is small and very easy to hold and use with one hand, so this makes it great for beginners or the more experienced! It is very small and discreet and very easy to travel with.
Functions / Performance / Controls
The con of the Siri is that it is not waterproof, however it is a great bedtime or any dry location toy. It has several different speeds from low to high and also includes many different pulses from steady to slow and steady pulses. Depending on where I am using the toy my preferred speed or pulse is different and I would guess the it defers for everyone. The Siri is also a pretty quiet vibrator, unless you are in the room with someone they would never know you were using it!
Care and Maintenance
The Siri while being very small and discreet in size it is also very easy to keep clean and store. You can use lukewarm water and soap but I prefer to use a toy cleaner. There are no special care instructions other than it is not waterproof and do not submerge in water!
The packaging that the Siri came in was kind of bulky but held a lot of information. I trashed it all but love the little silk bag that accompanies it. It is great for storing your toy and not only is it very pretty but it is discreet.
Follow-up commentary 5 months after original review
I still have to say this is one of my favorite toys. It is used for many different parts of the body, and enjoyed solo or as a couple. My hubby and I enjoy all of our toys as a couple and if it can't be incorporated into couple play it is not for me. However since I have had Siri we have found many uses for this for both him and I. Whether a beginner or pro this is a great toy and must be tried!
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Great 1st review! How were the vibrations of Siri? I'm very curious about this little guy. Very expensive though! It sounds like a great vibe anyway. Thanks for the review! I look forward to reading more from ya.
Thank you for your first review. This has been on my wishlist for a while.
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thanks for this review, this one has been on my wishlist since it came out. welcome to eden!
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New Columbus Circle H&M Opens with Margiela Launch
I headed over to the new H&M at Columbus Circle at 2pm today to see the store and check out what was left at the Maison Martin Margiela launch.
When you walk into the Time Warner Center you can see a big H&M sign on the second floor balcony beckoning you up. The store front windows have both a Margiela display and a festive holiday display. Security guards were standing at the door and I felt extra special walking on the red carpet.
I was expecting to find a crazy and depleted Margiela section but this was not the case. Tucked away in a corner opposite the registers was a large roped off section (many more security guards) and a stocked Maison Martin Margiela shopping area.
A DJ was spinning and every so often he turned down the music as a woman came over the loud speaker and chimed "Margiela shoppers you have 5 more minutes to shop."
There was a small line at 2pm but it moved every 15 minutes, and the H&M staff was doing a great job restocking. I spoke to one employee who said he luckily was in at 11am and escaped the morning rush. The earliest people starting lining up at this new location was 6am. I bet this was not the case at the flagship 5th Avenue store.
If you want to head over from work don't fret, by 6pm they may not have as much backstock anymore but most people seemed to not realize the Columbus Circle store is open. And there is always Ebay which has a lot of options already.


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Apple-1 Christie's Auction
An Original Apple-1 Can Be Yours . . . For $161,600
Thirty-four years ago, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak built the first Apple computer in Jobs's garage and sold it for $666.66. Now, one of the original Apple-1s can be yours with the highest bid in a Nov. 23 auction at Christie's in London. The computer, believed to be one of about 200, comes in the original box. The return address is Jobs's California residence, and the package even includes a handwritten note from Jobs on notebook paper.
Find out more about the original computer (including how you can get in on the bidding action) after the break.
The Apple-1 was shipped without a keyboard or monitor and didn't have a disk drive; as you can imagine, its processing abilities leave a lot to be desired. (Apparently, it could "barely power a game of Pong.") The Apple-1 was considered the first personal computer and shipped with a completely intact motherboard; previous personal computers came in pieces and users had to solder the motherboard together themselves.
Would-be owners in other parts of the world need not worry; the London auction will also be accessible online. The device is expected to sell for between $161,600 and $242,400.


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Boys hockey: Plenty of shots but no goals for Cards
SAUK RAPIDS — The Willmar Cardinals ran into another hot goalie falling to Sauk Rapids on Thursday in Central Lakes Conference boys hockey 4-0.
The Cards outshot the Storm by 10 shots, 34 to 24. Will Mortenson got the shutout.
The Cards showed an 11 to 8 edge in shots the first 17 minutes, but the Storm feasted on two Willmar turnovers in their defensive zone to score twice for a 2-0 lead through one. Both teams had a goal disallowed, Willmar's in the game's first 40 seconds.
The Cardinals controlled the puck but couldn't score while benefiting from a major (check-from-behind) plus an overlapping minor that gave Willmar just under 7 minutes of power play in in the second period. When the sides went back to full strength, Sauk's Matt Meyer scored his second goal to make it 3-0.
Willmar (1-7-1, 10-8-1), which lost 7-3 to the Storm (4-7, 5-12-1) on Dec. 11 at Willmar, came in on a three-game win streak.
"We couldn't find a way to get it to the back of the net," said Willmar coach Dan Tollefson. "(Sauk Rapids) made the most of their opportunities and their goalie played well."
Thursday at Willmar, the Cardinals play the first game of a boy-girl double header with Alexandria with a 5:15 start for the boys game on Pack the Arena Night (Youth players wearing team sweater get in free).
Sauk Rapids 4, Willmar 0
Willmar (1-6-1, 10-7-1) 0 0 0 — 0
Sauk Rapids (3-7, 4-12-1) 2 1 1 — 4
FIRST PERIOD – SR: Matt Meyer (Travis Kothenbeutel) 7:45 … SR: Ryan Rutar (Wyatt Orth) 15:45
SECOND PERIOD – SR: Meyer (Luke Althaus) 12:36
THIRD PERIOD – SR: Brandon Duray (Althaus, Kothenbeutel) 10:46, pp
GOALIE SAVES – W: Joey Benson 24-20 … SR: Will Mortneson 34-34


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MARGARET WARNER: Now: the second of two conversations with ideological opposites this election season.Last week, we talked with former House Majority Leader and conservative Dick Armey about his book on the Tea Party movement.Tonight: the perspective from the left and a book by Arianna Huffington.Gwen Ifill sat down with her last week.
GWEN IFILL: Arianna Huffington is co-founder and editor in chief of The Huffington Post and author of a new book, "Third World America: How Our Politicians Are Abandoning the Middle Class and Betraying the American Dream."She joins us now from New York.Welcome.
ARIANNA HUFFINGTON, co-founder, The Huffington Post:Thank you, Gwen.
GWEN IFILL: Arianna, I have to look at the cover of your book and I think to myself, America is still the world's most prosperous nation.How do you define Third World?
ARIANNA HUFFINGTON: Well, I know it's a jarring phrase, Gwen, but I chose it deliberately, because I felt that we needed a warning. We needed to sort of sound the alarm about the trajectory we're on about the middle class crumbling.And the middle class is the foundation, not just of our democracy and our prosperity, but our political stability.
And so, as the middle class is — is crumbling, we really have a certain time, a window during which we can course-correct and turn things around.And I end the book on an optimistic note, that we can do that, but only if we bring a sense of urgency to the undertaking.
GWEN IFILL: You're a political animal.When you say that the middle class is crumbling, what are the events that you would say led us to this point?
ARIANNA HUFFINGTON: Well, it has been going on for about 30 years.It didn't just happen because of the financial meltdown.It's been a combination of the kind of tricks and traps that we see in the mortgages that were offered, the credit card contracts that were offered, the assumption somehow that people could just buy into the American dream without any kind of down payment.
So, there's a combination of a collective delusion about how we could put everything on our credit cards and use our houses as an ATM machine.And then suddenly, when the cards came tumbling down, we saw that, in fact, there were — there was nothing to fall back on.
And, as a result, we're now seeing a country of extremes.You know, the income inequalities have been dramatic.You know, we went from CEOs making 30 times as much as their workers 40 years ago to them making 300 times as much now.As, as a result — that's really the most troubling thing — people have this incredible sense of unfairness and injustice about what is happening.
GWEN IFILL: And, as a result, people are angry on the right and the left.But who does — whose responsibility is it to try to straighten this out, the folks who are in power, theoretically, at least for the moment, in Congress and at the White House on the left, or the people like the Tea Party conservatives who are agitating in the same way, using a lot of the same language you're using, on the right?
ARIANNA HUFFINGTON: Well, in fact, I think that the solutions are beyond left and right, and I think we in the media have a responsibility to stop framing everything as a right-left issue, because this has been obviously a failure of the Bush years that put their faith in free market economics and deregulation, but also the Democrats during the Obama years, when they had control of the White House, the House, and the Senate, but, instead of going forward with bold proposals that would address the fundamental problems in the country, they tried to basically do what they can to bring everybody along, sort of flirt with Olympia Snowe, and bring Larry Summers to head the economic team in a way that put Wall Street ahead of Main Street.
And they lost very precious time.So, here we are, 20 months into the Obama administration, and, as Lloyd George put it, you cannot jump across a chasm in two leaps.And that's what they tried to do with a stimulus bill that wasn't adequate, without putting any strings to the kind of bailout that Wall Street received, which meant that they were bailed out, but they cut lending to small businesses, to the tune of $100 billion.And now the chickens are coming home to roost, both economically and politically, for the Democrats.
GWEN IFILL: The energy seems to be — at least the anger energy that you talk about seems to coalesce in — in the Tea Party movement that we talk about.So — so, I wonder whether you think that — Dick Armey, for instance, was on this program.
He says that the Tea Party movement is out to reform the Republican Party, not be the Republican Party.Would you say that people who are more liberal need to reform the Democratic Party, to do some of the things you just — you just outlined?
ARIANNA HUFFINGTON: I think we need to reform both the Democratic Party and our entire political system, which remains at the moment captured by special interests, you know, with 26 lobbyists for every one elected official.And we have seen that again and again.We have seen it when the special interests defeated cram-down legislation.So, the president this week spoke about hundreds of thousands of people losing their homes.That didn't need to happen.
If we had had cram-down legislation, if the White House had pushed to make sure that there were loan modifications that were mandatory, a lot of that didn't have to happen.That's really why the anger is at the moment focused on the Democrats.They were in charge.And, unfortunately, that's the — the problem with incumbency.
GWEN IFILL: It seems also that the Democrats are the focus of anger from Democrats and Republicans.Who will speak — who does or who should be speaking for the people who are actually in the jobs currently?
ARIANNA HUFFINGTON: Well, the president gave the best speech he has given since he's been in the White House.It was a speech that — that had the kind of eloquence that we expected from him and that dealt with the real problems.The problem is, is it too late in terms of the midterms?It's never too late in terms of his own presidency and in terms of 2012.
But the cards have been dealt for November.Obviously, whatever he does between now and then isn't really fundamentally going to change the economy, the job numbers, or the foreclosure numbers.
GWEN IFILL: When you say the cards have been dealt for November, do you believe, then, Democrats will lose the House and the Senate? And if that's the case — and even if it's not — what does that bode for 2012, really?
ARIANNA HUFFINGTON: Well, at the moment, if the election were held today — and we know a lot can change between now and the election — they would lose the House.
The Senate is too hard to tell yet.But that is really, for me, largely a product of how they underestimated the economic crisis.Remember, Gwen, up until very recently, really up until the GDP numbers were recalculated, we were still talking about a recovery in much more glowing terms.
We were still talking about unemployment as a lagging indicator.Now the language has changed.The tone has changed.The White House itself has — is singing a very different tune, because it's now clear there's no fundamental recovery.There are improvements, but it's all painfully slow, as the president himself acknowledged.
GWEN IFILL: And you believe they should be spending more money in order to overcome this, rather than thinking about ways of cutting the amount of money that's going out the door, with the deficit in mind?
ARIANNA HUFFINGTON: You know, it's not just more money.It's not just more money.It's really, we didn't have the sense of urgency that we had about saving Wall Street, you know, the famous weekend when everybody came together, and they basically said, we cannot afford to let the financial system collapse.We throw everything against the wall and see what works.
We never did that. We never did things like a payroll tax holiday. The kind of credit, tax credits for R&D that the president is talking about now, why didn't we propose this earlier? The kind of infrastructure spending that is desperately needed, that conservatives and Democrats can agree is needed, and that would keep jobs for sure here in this country, that wasn't there.
Even though the president talked in the State of the Union that jobs were going to be his primary focus, we didn't see that until we got two months before the midterm election.
GWEN IFILL: OK.Well, we will see what happens during those midterm elections.
Arianna Huffington, author of "Third World America: How Our Politicians Are Abandoning the Middle Class and Betraying the American Dream," thanks so much for joining us.
ARIANNA HUFFINGTON: Thank you, Gwen.


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Penguin Research in Argentina
Researchers don't know exactly how or where penguins get their food, because it happens beneath the ocean. Join a team of scientists making cutting-edge use of technology solve this mystery, which could have important implications how we work to conserve this beloved bird.
Travel to the rookeries—nesting colonies—on the dramatic rocky shores of Argentina's Golfo San Jorge to investigate. Spend your days in a national park, getting up close and personal with penguins in a colony with about 9,000 breeding pairs.
While the land within the national park has government protection, most of the waters off its coast don't—which is why researchers need to document where these charming birds go and what they do out at sea. With that knowledge, they can understand which parts of the ocean most need protection to keep penguin populations strong.
Travelers will help tag penguins and map the location of each nest in the colony. They will also select 50 or so sets of penguin parents to track with sophisticated underwater cameras and GPS devices. Volunteers will help mount these devices, which will capture every move the penguins make. For the first time, researchers will get a detailed picture of how and where this bird population forage and feed their young.
Scientists selected this particular colony as the focus of their work because it's in the center of penguin colonies along the coast of Patagonia. So far, their research has shown that penguins to the north and south of the focal colony seem better fed and healthier, while those to the center have higher chick mortality and generally less healthy chicks.
Their theory? Northern and southern penguins have more nearby food sources than the penguins along the center, which have to swim further expending more energy to get to their distant prey. This means the penguins in the middle colonies are also leaving their chicks unsupervised for longer periods of time, and bringing home fewer meals when they do come back to the colony.
By studying the colony in the middle, scientists can investigate factors that could be helping or harming colonies on either side. They will also study how the food availability and proximity impacts the survival and health of penguin chicks. With this information, these researchers can identify the areas of the ocean that should get government protection to keep essential penguin habitats safe.
Trips run 7 days in duration, and include all meals, shared accommodations, scientist-led training, and assists with the ongoing sustainability of the program. Rates from approximately $2500/person (may fluctuate with currency exchange).
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Patagonia, Argentina's southernmost region, is rich in wildlife and open, unsettled land. Its striking rocky shores provide a home to many species of seabirds, including cormorants, terns, and petrels. You will work within the Parque Interjurisdiccional Marino Costero Patagoina Austral, an expanse of protected coastline that has preserved much of the area's untamed beauty. The protected status of the land does only extend a mile into the ocean itself.
In the water you might catch a glimpse of a dolphin or sea lion. And if you make the trip to nearby Peninsula Valdez from June through early December, you'll see southern right whales—this is one of their main breeding spots. On land, visitors often spot unusual creatures like the rhea, the largest bird in South America, or the guanaco, a relative of the camel known for its thick, wooly coat.
Spend your days surrounded by penguins as you survey their nests, monitor their chick development and attach tiny devices to them. You will help the researchers:
• Map the penguin colony. The first team will help immensely with setting up the project; that means you will walk the entire penguin colony, mapping the location of every nest and taking a census of the penguins. You'll also help the researchers tag penguins.
• Monitor specific penguin pairs. The first team will also help pick about 50 breeding pairs to track throughout the study. The remaining teams will return to these penguins' nests every day to monitor their behavior and count the number of eggs and hatchlings at each nest.
• Deploy tracking devices. Beginning when penguin chicks are about two weeks old (mid- to late November), teams will help safely attach tracking devices that record the penguins' every move in the water. They'll also make sure to get those devices back once penguins return from their foraging trips.
• Data entry and analysis. You'll help log the critical observational data you collect and learn how to analyze the videos and graphs from the tracking devices.
• Identify giant petrels. The scientists are also researching another important ocean bird—the giant petrel. You'll help them sort through the images they've collected and help with census from images.
Note: Hatchlings don't emerge until early November, so volunteers who join before then won't see any chicks or help to deploy any devices. They will still see plenty of adult penguins.
Participants will stay in small shared cabins overlooking the sea with shared bedrooms in the small Argentine town of Camarones. As the name suggests - it translates to "shrimp" in English - the village has a strong fishing tradition, and you'll find plenty of delicious, fresh seafood in local shops and restaurants.
The town is a short drive from beautiful coastline, including where you'll spend your research days.
You will have meals with your team at the cabin's shared kitchen, and an occasional meal at a restaurant in town. You will take a packed lunch into the field each day. Following Argentinian custom, the team will eat late (around 9 p.m.) in the evening, and enjoy some of the country's famed seafood, meat, and empanadas.
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Today, U.S. Senator DeMint (R-South Carolina), made the following statement on S. 1925, the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act:
"Violence against women is intolerable and victims deserve help, and these needs are best met at the state and local level as the Supreme Court has ruled that domestic violence should not be regulated from Washington. This well-intentioned bill goes beyond constitutional limits, forces states to surrender their ability to offer help in specialized, individual ways and fails to stop duplication and inefficiencies at federal agencies."
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